American Citizen Faye Hall Released by Taliban After Two Months in Detention

Hall, detained in February on charges of unauthorized drone use, was freed following a court order and Qatari mediation, with arrangements underway for her return to the US.

Faye Hall, an American detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan since February, has been released and is in good health.
Her release was secured through a court order and mediation efforts by Qatar, which has played a key role in US-Taliban negotiations.
Hall is currently under the care of the Qatari Embassy in Kabul, with plans being finalized for her return to the United States.
The US recently removed bounties on three Taliban officials, including members of the Haqqani Network, while maintaining their terrorist designations.
This development follows earlier efforts by former US officials to secure the release of another American detainee, George Glezmann, also mediated by Qatar.