'We are of the belief that freezing Afghan assets cannot resolve the problem at hand neither is it the demand of the American people, hence your government must unfreeze our capital,' the letter stated. It further stated that the Islamic Emirate understand the concerns of the international community and the United States, saying that freezing Afghanistan's assets cannot resolve any problem.

'Currently the fundamental challenge of our people is financial security and the roots of this concern lead back to the freezing of assets of our people by the American government,' Tolo News reported citing the letter. This goes against our expectations as well as the Doha Agreement,' the news channel citing letter reported. 'It is quite surprising that with the announcement of the new government, the administration of the United States of America slapped sanctions on the assets of our Central Bank. In a letter to US Congress, the Afghan acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi said that following the signing of the Doha Agreement, the Islamic Emirate and the US is no longer either in direct conflict or in military opposition, Tolo News reported. Not to mention the tens of thousands of Afghans who could qualify for Special Immigrant Visas, since they publicly supported US forces over the last two decades and are now targets for Taliban vengeance.KABUL: Afghanistan has asked the United States Congress for the release of Afghanistan's central bank assets frozen by the US government, as the Taliban-led country witnessing a financial crisis, according to local media on Wednesday. Indeed, independent estimates put the total of green-card holders in the thousands before US forces bugged out at the end of August, and State doesn’t claim more than a few hundred made it out. The Biden administration is doing its best to pretend thousands of green-card holders, legal US residents, didn’t get left behind in Afghanistan and is even quieter on the fate of the far larger number of America’s Afghan allies.įox News foreign correspondent Trey Yingst warns that the State Department is “underestimating the number of legal permanent residents trapped in Afghanistan,” noting Monday that a senior State official claimed that around 100 US citizens and legal residents are still waiting to get out, when Yingst noted, “I’ve personally met dozens.”

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