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Kuwait frees 10 more Americans in the second release in as many months

  • Kuwait released 10 more American detainees on Wednesday, marking the second such release in two months from this small, oil-rich nation.
  • These pardons followed weeks after Adam Boehler’s visit, serving as the Trump administration's envoy for hostage affairs, and were not part of any swap or exchange.
  • The freed individuals include military contractors and veterans, such as Tony Holden, arrested in November 2022 on drug charges despite testing negative, with supporters alleging coercion and abuse.
  • Jonathan Franks, who represented nine of the released individuals, emphasized that none of the cases involved identified victims and were primarily based on alleged confessions provided in Arabic that were not translated. Meanwhile, Adam Boehler highlighted Kuwait’s recognition of the longstanding support from the United States.
  • The release of nearly two dozen Americans since March represents the largest of its kind by a foreign country in years and suggests goodwill tied to the close U.S.-Kuwait military partnership.
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The Columbian broke the news in Vancouver, United States on Wednesday, April 30, 2025.
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