UNITED NATIONS - Britain took its case to free its 15 sailors and marines held by Iran to the United Nations on Thursday, asking the Security Council to support a statement that would "deplore" Tehran's action and demand their immediate release.

But Security Council diplomats said the statement circulated by Britain's U.N. Mission is likely to face problems from Russia and others because it says the Britons were "operating in Iraqi waters" â?? a point that Iran contests.

The British move came as Iran rolled back on its promise to release Faye Turney, the sole female British sailor among the captives, and a senior Iranian official suggested all of them may be put on trial.

Iran's military chief, Gen. Ali Reza Afshar, said that because of the "wrong behavior" of the British government, "the release of a female British soldier has been suspended," the semiofficial Iranian news agency Mehr reported.
Britain takes case against Iran to U.N. - Yahoo! News

Perfect example of why we should NOT deal with terrorists. Their great at keeping their word. Sorry to all you Iran supporters.

Have a good one!:s4:
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