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Two Qatari Fishing Boats Seized in Iranian Waters

Two Qatari vessels encroaching upon Iranian territorial waters in the Persian Gulf have been seized.

The fishing boats were intercepted by local border guards, says the chief of the Border Guards Department in southern Hormozgan province.

Investigations conducted suggest the boats had entered Iranian waters for fishing.

Some 400 kilograms of fish were seized from them. Ten people have also been arrested in connection with the incident, according to media reports.

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