Afghan Vice President Dead. Marshal Mohammad Qasim Fahim died of natural causes

Afghanistan’s Vice President Mohammad Qasim Fahim, a former powerful and feared war leader has died a natural death at the age of 56, announced on Sunday Aimal Faizi, the spokesman of the Afghan president.

“First Vice-President Marshal MQ Fahim, died. His soul may rest in peace,” his spokesman said on his Twitter account. Faizi added that there will be a three-day period of mourning and flags will be lowered to half-mast.

Also President Hamid Karzai expressed his sorrow over the sudden death of “a hero and a great mujahid (holy warrior)”.
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As a leader of the Tajik ethnic minority, Marshal Fahim was slammed for being a cruel fighter who organised his own militia troops, but he was also backed by the United States as Afghanistan fought for stability after the removal of the Taliban ruling in 2001.

Fahim served faithfully President Karzai, who will retire at country’s upcoming April elections as NATO military is set to retreat from Afghanistan following 13 years of fighting the Taliban.