Hormuz Holds 20,000 Sailors in Floating Detention for 65 Days
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A massive group of 20,000 sailors has been confined in a floating prison in the Strait of Hormuz for 65 days, according to reports. The sailors are awaiting release from Iranian authorities, who have not yet granted permission to leave.
The detention has drawn international attention, with concerns raised about the conditions and the length of confinement. Iranian officials have not yet clarified the reasons for the prolonged hold.
The situation remains unresolved as the sailors continue to wait for a decision from Tehran, with no timeline provided for their release.
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