Crew of Iranian ship siezed by US forces evacuated to Pakistan, gov’t says
Twenty-two crew members from the Iranian ship MV Touska, which was seized by U.S. forces for allegedly violating a blockade, have been transferred to Pakistan for repatriation.

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AI-generatedTwenty-two crew members from the Iranian ship MV Touska, which was seized by U.S. forces for allegedly violating a blockade, have been transferred to Pakistan for repatriation. The transfer, described by Pakistan's foreign ministry as a U.S. "confidence-building measure," occurred on Sunday night. The crew will be handed over to Iranian authorities, and the ship will be returned to its owners after repairs. This action follows the earlier repatriation of six other passengers, identified as family members of some crew, to a regional country. Pakistan stated it welcomes such measures and will continue to facilitate dialogue for regional peace.
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5 extractedThe Iranian ship will be backloaded to Pakistani territorial waters for return to its original owners after necessary repairs.
Six other passengers, identified as family members of some crew, were transferred to a regional country for repatriation last week.
US forces completed the transfer of 22 crew members of M/V Touska to Pakistan for repatriation.
The crew members were evacuated to Pakistan as a confidence-building measure by the United States.
Twenty-two crew members from the seized Iranian ship MV Touska have been transferred to Pakistan for repatriation.