
Qatar Denies Detaining Iranian Pilots After Downing Fighter Jets
Qatar has denied claims by Iran that it is detaining three Iranian pilots whose fighter jets were downed in March, stating it found the remains of one pilot and Iran did not respond to rescue invitations. Iran continues to demand the release of its pilots, claiming they are held captive.
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Qatar denies capturing three Iranian pilots after downing fighter jets
Iran claims they have been held since Qatar downed two fighter jets at the start of the US-Iran war.
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Iran said the airmen have been held since March 2 when their fighter jets were shot down. The Qatari government has not commented.
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Iranian authorities revealed on Saturday that three of Tehran’s pilots who went down early in the Middle East war were still being held in Qatar, calling on the Gulf state to release them. Iran had previously reported one pilot killed and others missing after a sortie to Qatar in March, but news of their alleged capture was not publicised at the time. “Three Iranian pilots were captured alive by Qatari forces after their Su-24 fighter jets crashed during the war,” said General Mohammad...
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In a letter, Iranian armed forces' General Mohammad Bagherzadeh called for pilots' release, saying they had not been allowed to meet or contact their families.
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Tehran says Doha is holding three pilots whose aircraft went down early in the Middle East war.
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Last month, Iran's army said it had retrieved the body of Iranian pilot Majid Kazemi, who was killed during an attack on Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar in early March.
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Iran's Mohammad Bagherzadeh noted that the pilots have not been permitted to speak to their families or Iranian officials while in Qatari captivity, according to Iran International.
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Read full article →Qatar denies detaining downed Iranian pilots
Qatar categorically denied it was detaining any Iranian pilots on Saturday, after an Iranian general demanded that Doha release three aviators shot down early in the Middle East war. The post Qatar denies detaining downed Iranian pilots appeared first on Vanguard News.
By Henry Oduah
Read full article →Military official: Three Iranian pilots held captive in Qatar for nearly six months
TEHRAN - An Iranian military official said on Saturday that three Iranian pilots were captured alive by Qatari forces after their Su-24 fighter jets went down during retaliatory strikes against US bases nearly six months ago.
Read full article →Qatar denies detaining Iranian pilots, says Iran did not respond to rescue invitation
The denial came after Iranian authorities on Saturday called for the release of three pilots they said were captured alive by Qatari forces after two Iranian Su-24 fighter jets crashed…
By Doha News Team
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