Foreign Minister Melani Jolie says that the Canadian Armed Forces veteran David has been “safe” after the network supported by the network of veterinarians that he has disappeared in Afghanistan and may have been arrested by the Government of Taliban.

On Sunday, Jolie said in a post on social networks, “It's just talked about David Lavi as soon as Afghanistan is safe. He has a good mood. “

Jolie also thanked the Foreign Minister of Foreign Affairs Mohamed Ben Abdulhrhor al-Tani, “to promote the release of our Canadian citizen.”

According to a source for the release of the good, the former Canadian soldier was arrested in Kabul on November 11, 2024, remembrance day. The Canadian government has contacted the Government of Qatar to support Lever's release.

The mediators of Qatar coordinated with high-ranking Canadian officials and used contacts in Afghanistan to send a medical team to assess the situation and care at the same time facilitating the relationship between the good and his family.

After all, according to the source, as well as the good ones have gone to the medical examination and now with the family.

In November, that Veterans' transition network said It was “deeply concerned about the well-being of David goodness, which was known to all those who helped as” Canadian Dave. “

On Sunday, the network issued a statement saying that it was “relieved and very happy to establish safe dismissal in Afghanistan.”

“We are infinitely rested, knowing that friend, father, veteran and Canadian humanitarian were not endangered,” said Oliver Tornnn, an executive director of the Veterans' transition network. “Over the past three years, our work to evacuate the Afghan allies who supported the Canadian mission would not be possible without Dave's personal devotion and courage.”

The statement said that the Network and the Late Family published “intentionally” during the last two and a half months “aimed to minimize the use of the media, which could risk the possibility of its release.”

Until 2021, the fall of Afghanistan in the hands of Taliban was working to help and provide assistance to the appropriate Afghan migrants. The Veterans' transition network said in November that Lews had repeatedly left for Afghanistan, Humanitarian Work and Kabul on Memorial Day.

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