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Afghan Vice President Abdul Dostum escaped death at Kabul airport. Shortly after leaving the airport in a heavily armed escort, a loud explosion followed.
According to Afghan authorities, a suicide bomber blew himself up in a crowd of Dostum supporters.
Kidnapping
Dostum, 63, was in Turkey since last May, officially for medical attention, but his trip followed sometime after the investigation into the justice system in Afghanistan. had begun against him. Dostum would have allowed a political rival to be kidnapped and abused.
Western countries, including the United States, have insisted on its persecution. Dostum denied that he was responsible for the kidnapping, but he decided, perhaps as a precaution, to leave for Turkey.
On his return to Kabul, supporters of Dostum had gathered at the airport to greet their leader. Shortly after his passing, the explosion followed.
Dostum continued on his way and was greeted in Kabul in his office complex in Kabul. He was officially received by the other vice president, Sarwar Danish, and some members of parliament
Investigation
The official side was informed that Dostum is back because it is better yet . It is still unclear whether the judicial investigation against him will be continued.
Observers believe that President Ghani has accepted the return of Dostum under the pressure of protests from his supporters. They demanded for weeks that their leader come home.
Ghani, a member of the Pashtun population group, hopes that the Uzbek ethnic group Dostum will be able to control the northern provinces of the country. Ghani wants to be reelected next year and can use the help of Dostum, with whom he has also made an alliance for the 2014 presidential election.
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