The US military destroyed a series of military equipment when withdrawing the soldiers on the water, leaving millions of scrap pounds in Afghanistan.

When thousands of US and NATO soldiers finally withdraw from Afghanistan, ending the 20-year war in Central Asia, they must also deploy large-scale logistic activities to clean up equipment and gas from themselves

All that can be transferred to the US is being gathered at Bagram base, northwest of Kabul capital.

A Afghanist standing next to a car was caught by an American soldier before withdrawing the troops near the Bagram base in northern capital of Kabul on May 10.

US officials do not reveal what the country's troops leave or bring back.

Helicopters, military vehicles, weapons and ammunitions and some bases will be handed over to the Afghan Army, the remaining military equipment is destroyed.

The US military said about 1,300 military equipment was destroyed in this area.

The military army destroyed military equipment when withdrawing troops from Afghanistan about water was not new.

This number of scraps is sold to Afghanistan for $ 46.5 million, the Pentagon's Defense Logistics Spokesman also said.

A Western official said the US forces faced a dilemma of dilemma when he had to choose between removing intact devices but easily fall into enemy hands, or turning them into scrap iron and caused people

The official said American forces recently discovered two Humvee military vehicles falling into the enemy's hands and turned into a suicide bombing.

The US military scrap mountain includes a smashed generator or treadmill, the tent is shreded, the fire water pipe is cut into each section and even small outages are flattened.

The US C-17 transportation of USA participated in transferring military equipment from Afghanistan to take off from an airport in the Middle East on May 4.

Baba Mir, a local trader, expressed anger with an American way.

This trader in April pays nearly $ 40,000 to buy a container containing 70 tons of destroyed equipment.

"They destroyed our country and now they left their trash to us," Hajji Gul, another trader said.