Central Asia countres’ future after NATO's forces with drawal from Afghanistan

The author examines the problem connected to the possible negative results of American and NATO military forces’ withdrawal from Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. In 2001, The USA headed a military campaign to Afghanistan. They had to get UN’s credentials to bring to the country the International Security Assistance Forces (ISAF) on a pretext of the struggle against «the international terrorism». The stay of the foreign military forces in the country is accompanied by battles between the Islamic opposition («The Taliban movement») and military units basically represented by parts of the US army and its allies. The withdrawal of the lager part of NATO’s forces gets the regional situation complicated. On the one hand, it may inspire the followers of the radical Islam to take the offensive to the Central Asian temporal regimes. On the other hand, it is possible for the USA to use the non-stable situation in the region to set its control, far as the Americans have the interests to exploit the local natural re sources, and to confront, own in geopoliticas al means, Russia and China. The present socio-economic situation in the Central Asian countries provokes broadening of the radical Islam ideology in the region. The USA and its allies intend to take advantage and allege its control under the region. They an interested party in the local natu ral resources and at the sametime inthe geopolitical opposition to Russia are and China.