A 2-year-old Afghan boy has been reunited with his parents in the U.S. after having been stuck in Afghanistan for nine months, his father told NBC News.
The parents of little Hanzala Hadi had to leave their son behind during the chaos at Kabul airport nine months ago as U.S. troops withdrew and the Taliban seized controlA 2-year-old Afghan boy has been reunited with his parents in the U.S. after having been behind
during the chaos at Kabul airport in August as U.S. troops withdrew and the Taliban seized control of the country, NBC News previously reported. But the boy was then barred from flying out to join them because he did not have an Afghan passport, a requirement set by Qatar, which oversees flights forThe family appealed for help from the Biden administration and the Qatari government. But in January the Taliban halted all flights out for Afghan refugees bound for the U.S.
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