US to split $7 billion in Afghan assets between relief, 9/11 victims

Deutsche Welle

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US to split $7 billion in Afghan assets between relief, 9/11 victims

Deutsche Welle

Published 11 Feb 2022

US President Joe Biden signed an executive order unfreezing billions in Afghan funds in US banks. The frozen Afghan central bank assets will be split between humanitarian aid and the victims of the September 11 attacks.

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US to split $7 billion in Afghan assets between relief, 9/11 victims

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