Video shown on the Islamic republic's state television shows the U.S Navy personnel kneeling with their hands behind their heads, as armed coast guard officials surround them. They remained motionless as they waited to be taken into custody on Farsi Island - a an area of land in the Persian Gulf shut off to the public for secret government activities. After they were escorted off the boats, the nine men and one woman were reportedly interrogated for hours by the Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution (IRGC). Wearing combat fatigues and no shoes, the sailors were then pictured sitting on a carpet inside a bare room. Most of them looked bored while others were asleep. A female sailor was also seen wearing a makeshift veil she was given by the captors to cover her head. One sailor, said to be a U.S. commander, was recorded making an apology to the Iranian forces and said their behavior was 'fantastic'. Reports from Iran suggest the Pentagon was forced to make a grovelling apology in a bid to get the sailors released, admitting they had traveled into sovereign waters by mistake - just days before the controversial nuclear agreement is set to go into force. But John Kerry's spokesman John Kirby insisted the Secretary of State did not say sorry to his Iranian counterparts - because there was 'nothing to apologize for'.
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