Bishkek reviews Russian military lease BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, Sept. 11 (UPI) -- The Kyrgyz government said a revised agreement for the maintenance of Russian military bases in the country should go into force by 2017. The country's new Parliament began hearings on revisions to military arrangements with the Russian government. The counties in August signed a deal to extend the presence of Russian military facilities for 15 years. "Russia has proposed to combine all previous agreements in one to facilitate the regulation process," Kyrgyz Deputy Defense Minister Zamir Suyerkulov was quoted by Russia's state-run news agency RIA Novosti as saying. The new status agreement should come into force in 2017. Russia pays Kyrgyzstan around $4.5 million per year for the use of four military installations in the Central Asian country. Kyrgyzstan is the only country to host both Russian and U.S. military installations. The U.S. military uses the Manas Air Base as a major stopping point for military supplies en route to Afghanistan. Kyrgyzstan last week selected Jantoro Satybaldiyev as prime minister and appointed a new government after the previous ruling coalition dissolved last month.