Bagram Airport has been reopened and resumed normal work. The main reason why I chose to restart this airport is because. The United States stationed in Afghanistan, and also used this airport as a military base. In 221, the United States also announced its withdrawal. In July, it left this base. The United States withdrew for two hours, and the Afghan government also rushed to the scene to take over this base. This airport is also of great significance to the local area. When the Afghan army entered the airport, it also briefly classified the remaining equipment and was still considering how to use it.
There are a lot of important equipment in this base. All the American troops were destroyed before they left, and the remaining equipment will not play much role. After the Afghan army is stationed, it is also considering how to dispose of these remaining equipment. After the lights went out at the base, these American soldiers also left the base by plane. The information in this base is also very important. After entering the base, the Afghan government also forbids anyone to enter. After the local flight was restarted, the radar and navigation system in the airport did not return to normal.
It can be seen that the US military has also carried out some damage to this base. Afghanistan immediately closed the exit of the base when it entered the base. Without navigation system and radar, it is very difficult to resume flights. The closure of this airport actually symbolizes the end of the war. This airport is also the largest in Afghanistan, and American soldiers have also been operating in this airport for 2 years.
After the withdrawal of American troops, there will still be some American outposts near Bagram Airport. This operation is also very meaningful for the local area, and the local area does not want to lose this airport, so it will be very cautious. On the military side, there is also a big gap between the United States and Afghanistan. This reset device also means that Afghanistan will no longer be affected by other countries.