'Freed' Iranian border guards to return home.

TEHRAN -- Commander of Iran's Border Police said three Iranian border guards abducted by terrorists back in October 2018 are going to be released from Pakistan and return home.

Speaking to Tasnim news agency on Wednesday, Brigadier General Qassem Rezaei pointed to the 'satisfactory' negotiations held with the Pakistani officials to secure the release of the three Iranian border guards who have been held in Pakistan since abduction by the terrorists. The three kidnapped soldiers are safe and well and will return home very soon, the commander added.

'We have conducted several rounds of negotiations with Pakistani officials in this regard, which have been satisfactory,' he said. 'The Iranian soldiers are in good health and will join their families in Iran,' he added.

On October 15, 2018, the so-called Jaish-ul-Adl terrorist group infiltrated Iran from the Pakistani side of the border and took hostage 14 border guards, local Basij forces, and the Islamic Revolution Guards...