During a visit to the Kant air base, near the capital Bishkek, Kulov also pledged continued support for Russia's use of the facility.
The base commander, Colonel Oleg Vinogradov, said 300 troops are currently deployed there, along with five Su-25 fighter bombers, two Mi-8 helicopters and four L-39 training jets.
Russian forces started using the Kant air base in 2003, in a move interpreted as a response to the U.S. military presence at a nearby facility.
The U.S . military have been using the Ganci air base at Bishkek's Manas airport since late 2001 to support operations in Afghanistan.
(RFE/RL's Kyrgyz Service, Interfax, AP)
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