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British hostages freed
Has anyone else just read that the British hostages are now to be freed?! Although the Iranian President had this to say
"Unfortunately the British government was not even brave enough to tell their people the truth, that it made a mistake,"
Does anyone else agree this is disgusting?! What a manipulative uneducated nation.
"Unfortunately the British government was not even brave enough to tell their people the truth, that it made a mistake,"
Does anyone else agree this is disgusting?! What a manipulative uneducated nation.
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iWhat a manipulative uneducated nation. - UK or Iran?
iWhat a manipulative uneducated nation. - UK or Iran?
Sorry I meant Iran not the UK.
Lets face it Iran cant even read the co ordinates of the sailors boat, let alone come up with a genuine reason as to why they held 15 British citizens hostage when they were carrying out a UN mandate....now that clearly backs up my 'manipulative and uneducated' statement
Lets face it Iran cant even read the co ordinates of the sailors boat, let alone come up with a genuine reason as to why they held 15 British citizens hostage when they were carrying out a UN mandate....now that clearly backs up my 'manipulative and uneducated' statement
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If you don't know where the border is, stay very well away from it. Iraq and Iran have never agreed on a border. The usual rule is that sea borders are 12km out from the coast; but the place where this incident happened (whichever side you believe) is within 12km of both countries. So it's always going to be risky territory. In the event, they were taken in on suspicion of trespass, and released without charge. A propaganda victory for Tehran, egg on the face for London.