The Afghan night raids: Kabul signs agreement with U.S. forces

US Marines on a night raid with Afghan civilians

The raids conducted by U.S. special forces, the Afghan government has signed anagreement, bringing the Afghan-led operation.

Under the agreement signed by the Afghan defense minister and commander of the United States, U.S. forces in a supporting role in the raids.

U.S. military say the raids are a valuable way of finding and detaining suspected militants.

But many Afghans say the raids violate the privacy and disrespect women.

Operations, NATO and Afghan special forces are now managed by a friction between the Afghan government and U.S. military has been increasing since.

Agreement with the United States and other foreign troops from Afghanistan, planned in 2014 is expected to continue.

BBC's Bilal Sarwary in Kabul said that Afghan government forces completely from the surgery and the other soldiers that they are allowed to take part in the leadership to ensure that clear.

The BBC said a senior Afghan general that the upper arm was daylight when the insurgents, "we [the Afghan National Security Forces] and the owner of NATO.

"The night raids on Taliban and other insurgent groups have broken spine," the general said.

Afghan judge will review the operations of the contract, and after the raid to be detained.

Afghan officials said that the BBC is still the last minute in place of the prisoners for interrogation.