Taliban Official Says Us Suboy Agres To Prison Swap in Kabul Meeting

The Reported Visit Follows One In March 2025 which Led to the Release of A US Citizen Held For More than Two Years in Afghanistan.

United States Officials Have AgreeD to Prisoner Exchange after Rare Talk with the Authorities in Kabul, According to the Taliban Administration’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Adam Boehler, The Trump Administration’s Special Sendoy for Hostage Response, and Zalmay Khalilzad, to Former Us Special Sendoy for Afghanistan, Met with the Taliban’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi.

“Adam Boehler, Referring to the issue of Detained Citizens Between Afghanistan and the United States, Said That Bush Countries Will Exchange Prisoners,” Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Ghani Baradar’s Office Said after Their Their Meeting.

There was not immediate statement from washington regaging the meeting, and khalilzad did not immedialy responded to Phone Call from Reuters When Asked for Comment.

Mahmood Habibi, A Naturalised Us Citizen and Businessman Who Prior to Telecommunications Company in Kabul, is the Highest-Profile American Detainee, According to Washington. The us is offering at $ 5 million reward for information to find him, with the taliban authorities denying any involvement in his 2022 Disappearance.

The Taliban you reported the Pressed for the Release of Muhammad Rahim, The Last Afghan National Held at Guantanamo Bay, who has been detained without charge since 2008.

Another American, Airline Mechanic George Glezmann, was Freed After More than Two Years in Detention During March Visit To Kabul By Boehler.

That Deal, Mediated By Qatar, was described by the Taliban as a “humanitarian” Gesture and a “Sign of Goodwill”.

Before that, in January 2025, The Two Sides Carried Out to Prison Exchange in Which Us Citizens Ryan Corbett and William Wallace McKenty Were Released in Exchange for Khan Mohammad, an Afghan National Serving Two Life sentences in the us.

Both Sides Also Agree to continue discussions Holding Nationals Imprisoned in Each Other’s Countries, The Statement Added.

The Taliban Administration, Which Took Power in 2021 After 20 Years of US Military Intervention in Afghanistan, IS not collected by Washington.