4 US citizens left Afghanistan by road during the first evacuation trip arranged by Washington since withdrawal from the Central Asian country.

The American citizen group is welcomed by diplomats at the border.

US officials said many citizens have left Afghanistan in their own ways after August 31.

Taliban forces patrol northeast of Kabul on September 6.

The US government estimates more than 100 citizens, mostly people carrying two nations, still in Afghan territory after two-week-long evacuation campaigns lasting two weeks at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul

The operation of Kabul airport has not been resumed, causing the road is the only option to leave Afghanistan, mainly through Pakistan or Iran.

The Taliban opened a military campaign to beat the majority of Afghan territory in the past few weeks, after the US and the Allied withdrawal from Central Asia.

The US and Allied evacuation campaign ended the night of August 30 with about 124,000 foreign citizens and Afghanistan people were taken out of Central Asia.