Afghan Taliban Deny Role in U.S. Citizen Disappearance

Afghan Taliban deny role in disappearance of US citizen

Afghan Taliban deny role in U.S. citizen disappearance

Taliban denies involvement in U.S. citizen's disappearance in Kabul, despite $5 million reward for information.

Afghan Taliban deny role in US citizen’s disappearance after US$5m reward offer

KABUL, July 3 — Afghanistan’s Taliban authorities today denied involvement in the disappearance of a US citizen in Kabul, after Washington announced a US$5 million (RM21 million) reward for information on his whereabouts. Mahmood Shah Habibi, an Afghan-American businessman who worked for a telecommunications firm, was abducted along with his driver in the Afghan capital in 2022, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The FBI not…

Afghanistan: Taliban denies involvement in the disappearance of an Afghan-American national - Connected to India News I Singapore l UAE l UK l USA l NRI

Taliban denies involvement in the disappearance of an Afghan-American national. ARG Palace – Official Twitter account The Taliban administration in Afghanistan has denied involvement in the disappearance of Afghan-American citizen Mahmood Shah Habibi. Habibi went missing in 2022. Hamdullah Fitrat, the deputy spokesperson for the Taliban government, said on X: “The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan categorically rejects the allegations made by the U…

Taliban Deny Role in Disappearance of Afghan-American Businessman As US Pressure Grows – KabulNow

Taliban authorities have denied any involvement in the disappearance of Afghan-American citizen Mahmood Shah Habibi, who went missing in Kabul in 2022, amid growing pressure from the United States and a $5 million reward offered for information about his whereabouts. The post Taliban Deny Role in Disappearance of Afghan-American Businessman As US Pressure Grows appeared first on KabulNow.

Afghanistan rejects US claims Afghan citizen detained by interim Taliban administration

Washington alleges Mahmood Shah Habibi detained by Taliban's General Directorate of Intelligence