Western New Yorker freed after being held hostage by Taliban for 2 years
- Ryan Corbett was freed by the Taliban after being held for 894 days in Afghanistan, as announced by his family on Tuesday.
- Corbett was exchanged for terrorist Khan Muhammad, who was serving a life sentence in California, according to the Taliban.
- The Corbett family expressed gratitude to both the Trump and Biden administrations for their efforts in securing Ryan's release.
- The family also called for the release of two other hostages still held by the Taliban, George Glezmann and Mahmoud Habibi.
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