Iranian release

Iranian release

news.bbc.co.uk

Iranian state television has broadcast an interview with captured British female sailor Faye Turney and footage of 14 male captured colleagues.
Leading Seaman Turney, 26, said they had been seized in the Gulf because \"obviously we trespassed\" in Iranian waters - something the UK disputes.

She said her captors were \"friendly\", \"thoughtful\" people and she and her colleagues were unharmed.

Earlier Iran said it would release Leading Seaman Turney \"very soon\".

Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki said she would be released on Wednesday or Thursday.

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Good to hear, what do people think of this

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IMO, it's all Iranian Politics and Propaganda. Rubbish

this is just pure BS
i swear it against the geneva convention to air captives on air
let alone captives from a country your not at war with.

really getting tired of defending this country
as it keeps on digging its self a larger hole

The article seems to imply that they are being treated alright. Of course, that could just be propaganda as well... Even if they are being forced into saying they are being treated well. This quote seems kind of scary:

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A Foreign Office spokesman said: "It is completely unacceptable for these pictures to be on television."

As an American that would make me think a bit if nothing else.

[edit on 28-3-2007 by LostSailor]