Biden spoke with families of Americans detained in Afghanistan, White House says
- U.S. President Joe Biden spoke to the families of three Americans detained in Afghanistan since 2022, emphasizing his commitment to bringing home Americans wrongfully held overseas, the White House said.
- The Taliban denied holding Mahmood Habibi and countered the U.S. Proposal with an offer to exchange George Glezmann and Ryan Corbett for Muhammad Rahim.
- Biden told the families that he would not trade Rahim unless the Taliban releases Habibi, according to a statement from Habibi's brother, Ahmad Habibi.
- Biden's call occurred as officials negotiate a deal to bring the detained Americans home, and his administration previously secured the release of all Americans detained in Afghanistan before the military withdrawal.
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