An American woman launched by the Taliban in Afghanistan: a former American envoy Taliban News

The Taliban was released by the American citizen Fay Hall after her arrest earlier this year.

The former Washington envoys of Kabul, Zalami Khalilzad, said that an American woman was released by the Taliban in Afghanistan after her arrest, British and their Afghan translator earlier this year.

It is the fourth American citizen issued by the Taliban since January, as part of the agreements in which Qatar has mediated.

“The American citizen, Fi Hall, which was just issued by the Taliban, in caring for our friends, and will be on the way home,” said Khalilzad, who was part of an American delegation working in the captive Taliban publications on Saturday.

The American citizen, Fay Hall, who is just released by the Taliban, is now in the patronage of our friends, the Qataris in Kabul, and she will be on her way home. Thank you, #QatarFor your continuous and fixed partnership. #USA #AFGHANISTAN pic.twitter.com/cmsbuaq7qr

– Zalmay Khalilzad (Realzalmaymk) March 29, 2025

Hols Release It comes a few days after the launch of George Galzmann, an American who is held in Afghanistan for more than two years, by the Taliban earlier this month, and arrived in the United States, where he gathered with his wife and received a welcoming party that included his former colleague in the cell.

The Taliban described the launch of Galzmann that a “good -intention gesture” reflects its willingness to interact with the United States “on the basis of mutual respect and interests.

The Taliban previously described the release of American detainees as part of its global “normalization” effort.

The group remains an international pariah since its seizure of Afghanistan in August 2021: No country has officially recognized the Taliban government, although many countries continue to operate diplomatic facilities in the country.

The acquisition of Afghanistan came, as the administration of Joe Biden supervised a withdrawal that the first administration of US President Donald Trump explained.

The Republican leader negotiated with the Taliban in 2020 to end the war in Afghanistan, and approved a 14 -month deadline to withdraw American forces and allied forces.

The agreement was controversial to leave it from the Western Afghan government, which was dropped amid the emergence of the chaotic United States from the country in 2021.

The Trump administration has not yet expressed a clear policy of how it dealt with dealing with the Taliban government during the term of the second president.

Trump was a Regular How did the Biden administration supervise the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

A bomb attack at Kabul Airport in the last days of the chaotic withdrawal killed at least 170 Afghan civilians seeking to flee the country, as well as 13 American soldiers.