With the ongoing economic and humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan after the Taliban take over the country, thousands of Afghans protested on the streets of Kabul against freezing of the war-torn country’s assets by the US.
Afghans Protest Against Freezing Assets
As per the latest reports, the protesting Afghans have demanded the immediate release of the assets
The demonstrators on Sunday were holding notices that said “our held onto money ought to be given over!” and “Give us our frozen money”.
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“The extraordinary interest of Afghan individuals and my interest is to thaw our money, it is our freedoms, they should give our privileges, if not we will proceed with our show to make our voice heard,” a dissident Zekrullah said in a strategic region close to the covered US international safe haven, adding that the demonstrators came from various regions.
The protestors said a restriction on Afghan resources was a demonstration against the worldwide laws and an infringement of global standards.
Since the takeover of Afghanistan in August 2020 and the arrangement of the Taliban-drove interim government in September, the nation has dealt with financial issues. Fundamental administrations in Afghanistan are falling while food and other life-saving guide are going to run out.
The US Freezes Over $9Billion Of Da Afghanistan Bank
The circumstance deteriorated after the freezing of more than $9 billion of Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB), the country’s national bank, resources by the US just as a stop of assets by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The Taliban overseer government has over and again called upon the US to thaw resources with help organizations notice of intense food deficiencies for in excess of 22 million Afghans. The current crisis has forced the Afghans to flee from the country, but the Taliban officials have trying to convince people to stay by promising them that the problems will be solved.
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