Uzbek marshal Abdul Rashid Dostum announced his intention to return to Afghanistan
Uzbek marshal Abdul Rashid Dostum announced his intention to return to Afghanistan. It was reported that he plans to reorganize the resistance to the Taliban and liberate Afghanistan.
The Uzbek commander from Afghanistan, Marshal Abdul Rashid Dostum, announced his intention to return to the country in order to liberate Afghanistan. He plans to reorganize the resistance to the Taliban, reports Yeni Şafak, citing Defense Pakistan.
It is noted that Dostum's return will affect the political balance in Afghanistan and may deepen the conflict.
Let us remind you that Abdul Rashid Dostim crossed the Uzbek-Afghan border and entered Uzbekistan on August 14, when the Taliban came to power in Afghanistan in August 2021. According to sources, the marshal currently lives in Tashkent.
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