The secret base of the CIA in the outskirts of Kabul was silently destroyed before the last soldiers left Afghanistan.

In the previous weeks of President Joe Biden's August 31, a secret and secure complex of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) became a secret evacuation center before being destroyed

The CIA has used an Eagle Base complex part (Eagle Base) to train anti-terrorist units.

The buildings in the eagle base and the salt hole are destroyed to prevent the risk of the Taliban find sensitive devices or documents.

Satellite image of the secret complex of CIA in the outskirts of Kabul, Afghanistan on August 24.

Located between Kabul's industrial suburbs and a mountain range, complexes are about 4 km from Hamid Karzai International Airport.

CIA seemed to begin to destroy salt hole buildings in April and May, after President Biden announced that the US would withdraw troops from Afghanistan in September. The construction of buildings began in 2002 -

Many destructives seem to be conducted on August 27, the time the Pentagon said the US forces destroyed with controlling their devices.

Based eagle, where CIA training Afghan forces, originally an old brick factory.

These new buildings, including a milestone and training venue, were destroyed largely on August 27, according to a government intelligence analyst.

CIA complex in suburbs of Kabul, Afghanistan.

For several weeks of August, when the US rushed to close diplomatic diplomatic agencies in Afghanistan, American and Afghan citizens, who were able to become the Taliban's goal, was evacuated from the complex.

Satellite images of Planet Labs on August 24 show dozens of means lined up inside the complex, far exceeding the common number here.

Evacuases were helicoptered to Hamid Karzai International Airport to avoid Taliban's control points.

Helicopter Mi-17 produced by Russia usually used by the Afghanistan army and less attention when flying in the Kabul sky.

The evacuation and destruction of the CIA complex seems to be completed on August 28.

Although it was destroyed, the Taliban still realized that it was a very important place, a member of the force told him when he surfing his camera through the rubble.