VIDEO: Commander of captured U.S. sailors apologizing on Iran state TV

Dramatic video shows ten American sailors on their knees as they surrendered to Iranian troops in the Persian Gulf while a U.S. ‘commander’ is filmed apologizing to the revolutionary guard.

  • Footage of sailors with hands behind their heads has been released
  • It was aired on the Islamic republic’s state television after they were freed
  • When they were taken off of the boats, they were questioned by the IRGC
  • Later the captives were filmed looking relaxed while sitting on a big carpet
  • They were given plates of food and water as they chatted to IRGC guards
  • One of the sailors apologized for their ‘mistake’ and praised the Iranians
  • A female sailor with the group was given a makeshift head scarf
  • They were moving between Kuwait and Bahrain when they were captured
  • Reports inside Iran stated the U.S. apologized before the sailors were freed
  • However John Kerry’s spokesman has said he did not say sorry.

Dramatic footage has emerged of the 10 American sailors accused of ‘snooping’ surrendering to Iran’s revolutionary guard and being taken into custody.
Video shown on the Islamic republic’s state television shows the U.S Navy personnel kneeling with their hands behind their heads, as armed coast guard officials surround them.

They remained motionless as they waited to be taken into custody on Farsi Island – a an area of land in the Persian Gulf shut off to the public for secret government activities. After they were escorted off the boats, the nine men and one woman were reportedly interrogated for hours by the Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution (IRGC).

Wearing combat fatigues and no shoes, the sailors were then pictured sitting on a carpet inside a bare room. They shared plates of food and bottles of water as they chatted to Iranian officials. A female sailor was also seen wearing a makeshift veil she was given by the captors to cover her head. One sailor, said to be a U.S. commander, was recorded making an apology to the Iranian forces and said their behavior towards them was ‘fantastic’.

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