United States begins withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan

U.S. President Barack Obama

I left the first group of U.S. troops in Afghanistan under the plan U.S. President Barack Obama to cut about one third of his forces there and a 100 thousand troops over the next year 

Obama said, who is facing growing political opposition to the war has been going on ten years of the withdrawal plan in June and included a schedule faster than recommended by the military

He will return to the United States by the end of the first ten thousand soldiers, but left the details of Obama's troop withdrawal to his military commanders

U.S. Colonel Wayne Perry, spokesman for the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) led by NATO in Afghanistan, said about 650 soldiers have completed their course in Afghanistan and left last Wednesday on schedule and will not send soldiers, others replace them