Washington Post: Pentagon releases new details on how U.S. sailors were taken captive by Iran
The U.S. military released new details on Monday about how 10 Navy sailors were taken captive briefly by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards in the Persian Gulf last week, but it remains unclear how the sailors first ended up in Iranian territorial waters before their capture.
The sailors were detained Jan. 12 off Farsi Island as they were traveling in two riverine command boats from Kuwait to Bahrain, U.S. military officials said. The island is home to a closely guarded Iranian military base. The sailors were released the following morning.
A defense official said that the boats veered into Iranian waters first, and then one of them experienced a mechanical problem.
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More News And Details Released By The Pentagon On How The U.S. Sailors Were Captured And Treated By Iran
US military releases 1st account of sailors' Iran detention -- FOX News/AP
U.S. sailors captured by Iran were held at gunpoint: U.S. military -- Reuters
Iran Captured U.S. Sailors at Gunpoint, Defense Department Finds -- Bloomberg
Pentagon report: Iran took SIM cards from detained U.S. sailors' phones -- L.A. Times
What Led American Ships Into Iranian Waters? -- The Atlantic
New Timeline Details What Happened to Detained US Sailors -- ABC News
1 comment:
Why did you veer off course? --simple question
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