Sixteen people killed by suicide attack perpetrated by the Islamic State

At least 14 people were killed at the entrance to Kabul International Airport when a suicide bomber unleashed explosives with which he was killed, minutes after the finish Vice President Abdul Rashid Dostum in the country in exile. According to Afghan police spokesman Hashmat Stantzay, another 60 people, including civilians and security officials, were injured by the blast.

The explosion occurred among the warlord's ombudsmen gathered to receive him after 14 months of exile in Turkey.

Interior Ministry spokesman Nazib Danish said the kamikaze had been spotted by police but that he had started shooting his explosives before being arrested and that the mechanism that he had overcome. At least 9 of the dead belonged to the Afghan security forces

The Islamic State (IC) was responsible for the attack on one of its propaganda organs, the Amak News Agency , according to SITE Intelligence Group, an organization specializing in the monitoring of Islamic sites

Dostum leaves Afghanistan in May 2017, shortly before the start of a lawsuit against him: he is accused of kidnapping and torturing a political opponent. Among other things, Donut is accused of harbading the victim, Ahmad Istani, a former provincial governor, using the barrel of an AK-47 rifle

The second vice president Mohammad Sarwar Danias, the mighty former governor of the northern province

There was also the former vice president Ahmad Zia Masud, the deceased brother of the late Ahmad Shah Masud, who had been betrayed several times by Donosti

Antip A door Speaking said in a speech shortly after the suicide bombing said that he had gone to Turkey for medical reasons, reiterating the version of the Afghan presidency. Yet most in Afghanistan believe that Dostum went to Turkey to avoid a lawsuit.

The warlord in Uzbekistan, one of the protagonists of the war in Afghanistan for decades, has won over the years if anything, an impressive collection of atrocity charges, such as the 2,000 deaths of the Taliban would have ordered to be locked up in containers

A representative of the presidency said that the Afghan independent justice would handle the case as stated in But given the strength of Donut, especially of Uzbek ethnicity, and of the manner in which it should be judged when it is judged, it remains to be seen where the judges or the presidency can go.

The return of Dostum, some The tension between the government of Ashraf Gani and the Uzbek minority is rising, especially after the capture of a powerful leader next to Nimamuddin Kaisari, vice president, the July 2nd. In the last ten days, supporters of Donus have protested in four northern provinces demanding the release of Kaisari and the return of Dostum

The vice president called for an end to the protests and added that he would speak with President Kaisari. He should continue to serve as vice-president, despite the judicial inquiry against him. He is one of the leaders of an opposition coalition, which involves Ata, Masoud and Mohamed.

Dostum is the second notorious Afghan warlord who returns to the capital with honors. In May 2017, Gulbuddin Chemmatiar, whom the media dubbed "Kabul Butler" because of the ruthless bombing that he ordered against the capital in the 1990s, returned after 20 years of absence after concluding a agreement with the government guaranteeing impunity.