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Guard led 3 Americans across Iran border, says released hiker
The three American hikers accused of espionage by Iran stepped off an unmarked dirt road -- inadvertently crossing from Iraq into the Islamic republic -- only because a border guard of unknown nationality gestured for them to approach, the lone hiker to be released said Sunday.Sarah E. Shourd, a teacher freed in September after nearly 14 months in ...
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Obama meets released American hiker
US President Barack Obama has met American hiker Sarah Shourd, who was recently freed by Iran, and her mother and the mothers of the other two hikers, who are still held by the Islamic republic.The President today personally welcomed home Sarah Shourd, the American hiker who was detained for over a year by Iran, the White House said in a statement....
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Released American hiker asks Iran to free others
Sarah Shourd, a teacher released last week after 410 days in an Iranian prison, said on Sunday after her arrival back in the United States that she felt only "one-third free" because the two other American hikers arrested with her remain incarcerated in Tehran.Shourd, her cropped, dark brown hair no longer shrouded underneath the purple head scarf ...
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American freed from Iran begins trip back to US
An American woman released from Iran after more than 13 months in custody began her journey back to the United States on Saturday after asking her supporters to "extend your prayers" to her fiance and another American man who remain in Tehran accused of spying.In a brief statement, Sarah Shourd thanked Oman -- an ally of both Iran and the United St...
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Iran finally frees American hiker Sarah Shourd on $500,000 bail
In a big breakthrough, American hiker Sarah Shourd has been released by Iran after a $500,000 bail was paid to win her freedom. She was in prison for more than a year. After being released, Sarah flew out of the country to the nearby Gulf nation of Oman to be reunited with her mother.However, the case that has deepened strains between the US and Ir...
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Guard led 3 Americans across Iran border, says released hiker
The three American hikers accused of espionage by Iran stepped off an unmarked dirt road -- inadvertently crossing from Iraq into the Islamic republic -- only because a border guard of unknown nationality gestured for them to approach, the lone hiker to be released said Sunday.Sarah E. Shourd, a teacher freed in September after nearly 14 months in ...
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Obama meets released American hiker
US President Barack Obama has met American hiker Sarah Shourd, who was recently freed by Iran, and her mother and the mothers of the other two hikers, who are still held by the Islamic republic.The President today personally welcomed home Sarah Shourd, the American hiker who was detained for over a year by Iran, the White House said in a statement....
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Released American hiker asks Iran to free others
Sarah Shourd, a teacher released last week after 410 days in an Iranian prison, said on Sunday after her arrival back in the United States that she felt only "one-third free" because the two other American hikers arrested with her remain incarcerated in Tehran.Shourd, her cropped, dark brown hair no longer shrouded underneath the purple head scarf ...
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American freed from Iran begins trip back to US
An American woman released from Iran after more than 13 months in custody began her journey back to the United States on Saturday after asking her supporters to "extend your prayers" to her fiance and another American man who remain in Tehran accused of spying.In a brief statement, Sarah Shourd thanked Oman -- an ally of both Iran and the United St...
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Iran finally frees American hiker Sarah Shourd on $500,000 bail
In a big breakthrough, American hiker Sarah Shourd has been released by Iran after a $500,000 bail was paid to win her freedom. She was in prison for more than a year. After being released, Sarah flew out of the country to the nearby Gulf nation of Oman to be reunited with her mother.However, the case that has deepened strains between the US and Ir...
