US Releases Crew of Captured Container Ship, Pakistan Calls It Confidence‑Building
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The United States has released the crew of the container ship *Touska*, which had been seized by Iranian forces. The crew, consisting of 12 sailors, was freed in a move described by Pakistani officials as a confidence‑building measure between Tehran and Washington.
Pakistan’s foreign ministry said the release reflected a willingness to ease tensions and improve diplomatic relations with the United States. The decision follows a series of exchanges aimed at reducing hostilities in the region.
The *Touska* incident highlights the ongoing diplomatic friction between Iran and the United States, with Pakistan positioning itself as a mediator in the broader geopolitical landscape.
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