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What will be the result of the U.S. House resolution on Ryan Corbett's release by December 31, 2024?
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Ryan Corbett•American•Taliban•Afghanistan•State Department•Corbett•United Nations•Alice Jill Edwards•Edwards
Resolution / Starting Odds
Ryan Corbett released • 25%
Continued detention • 25%
Negotiations ongoing • 25%
Resolution ignored • 25%
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U.S. House Demands Release of Ryan Corbett, Held by Taliban for 672 Days, UN Calls for Urgent Medical Care
Jun 13, 2024, 06:56 PM
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution calling for the immediate release of Ryan Corbett, an American aid worker who has been detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan for 672 days. The resolution aims to send a clear message to the State Department and the Taliban regarding Corbett's wrongful detention. Concurrently, a United Nations expert, Alice Jill Edwards, has demanded that the Taliban provide Corbett with urgent medical care to prevent irreparable harm to his health or even his death. Edwards emphasized the need for Corbett to be treated in a civilian hospital.
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Additional resolution passed • 33%
Sanctions against the Taliban • 33%
No further action • 33%
By diplomatic negotiation • 33%
By military intervention • 33%
By third-party mediation • 33%
Yes • 50%
No • 50%
Successful Release • 33%
Continued Detention • 33%
Escalation of Efforts • 33%
Released if Trump wins • 33%
Released regardless of election outcome • 33%
Not released by end of 2024 • 33%
Passes • 33%
Fails • 33%
Not voted on • 34%
All hostages released • 33%
Some hostages released • 33%
No hostages released • 34%
Successful release of hostages • 50%
No significant progress • 50%
Garland Resigns • 33%
Garland Complies • 33%
No Further Action • 34%
Case Dismissed • 25%
Extradition Approved • 25%
Continued Detainment without Resolution • 25%
Other Legal Outcome • 25%
Released through negotiations • 33%
Released through military action • 33%
Still held captive • 34%