Abbas Daler Released in Uzbekistan.
Reliable sources from Uzbekistan report that Abbas Ebrahimizadeh, known as Abbas Daler and former representative of Balkh province in the Afghan House of Representatives, who was previously detained in Tashkent, has now been released.
He has been known over the years as a high-profile and controversial political figure, and his recent detention attracted significant media attention. According to reports, his arrest was related to allegations including forgery of business documents, financial corruption, and coercion.
However, no official details have yet been released regarding the legal proceedings, the exact nature of the charges, or the circumstances of his release.
It remains unclear whether his release was unconditional or conditional, and whether the charges were dropped or the judicial process is still ongoing.
Sources speculate that he may have been acquitted or released due to political considerations and possible cooperation with Taliban-affiliated entities. Nevertheless, there has been no official confirmation regarding these speculations.
So far, neither Uzbek authorities nor the Taliban have provided an official statement on the circumstances of Abbas Daler’s release.
Observers note that if the charges are fully dismissed, his release could have significant implications for his political standing, social credibility, and future activities both inside and outside Afghanistan. Conversely, if the release was politically motivated or conditional, it may raise new questions and challenges regarding his political trajectory.
