The militants of the Radical Movement “Taliban” (a terrorist organization forbidden in Russia) ordered the private banks of Afghanistan to freeze the accounts of former officials. Reports about it Times of India.
Taliban demanded the lists of all accounts associated with the Afghans who worked with the previous regime supported by the United States. According to the publication, the militants ordered to block bank assets of former ministers, deputies, legislators and other civil servants.
September 3 became known that the Presidential Administration Joe Bayiden refused to open the “Taliban” access to Afghan state gold and foreign exchange reserves. Most of the Central Bank’s assets (CB) of Afghanistan in the amount of 10 billion dollars are abroad. With their help, the West can put pressure on movement to convince them to comply with the basic rights and freedoms of Afghan citizens.
August 23 reported that the militants appointed a new chapter of the Central Bank of Afghanistan “Yes Afghanistan Bank” (DAB). Mohammad Idris became the acting chapter of the Central Bank of the Republic. Earlier, he headed the Commission of the Taliban on economic issues.