Two Americans held in Afghanistan traded for Taliban prisoner in final Biden deal delayed until Trump took office
- The Taliban released two Americans in a prisoner exchange for Khan Muhammad, who was serving a life sentence in a California prison, as announced by Afghanistan's foreign ministry.
- The exchange took place after negotiations facilitated by Qatar, which hosted multiple rounds of talks between the US and the Taliban.
- Ryan Corbett, one of the freed Americans, was abducted in August 2022 while on a business trip, and his family expressed gratitude for his return after 894 days.
- The Taliban described the exchange as a good example of resolving issues through dialogue, aiming to normalize relations with the United States.
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