American man held by the Taliban for more than 2 years has been released, the State Department says
- An American man, George Glezmann, was released by the Taliban after being held for over two years, according to the State Department.
- Glezmann was abducted while traveling through Afghanistan in December 2022 and is now returning to the United States.
- His release was negotiated with the assistance of the Qatari government and does not involve any prisoner exchange, according to U.S. Officials.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that Glezmann's release is a positive and constructive step.
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‘Through hell and back’: Atlanta man held by Taliban for 2 years returns to US, reunites with wife
George Glezmann, the Atlanta man captured in Afghanistan and held by the Taliban for more than two years before his release this week, had his long-awaited reunion with his wife Friday.
·Atlanta, United States
Read Full Article‘Thank God He’s In The White House’: Freed Hostage Praises Trump Upon Returning Home After Years In Captivity
George Glezmann, an airlines mechanic held hostage by the Taliban, praised President Donald Trump Friday upon his return from two-and-a-half years in captivity.
·Washington, United States
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