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Samir in Nepal writes:

I hope this would be the first step for breaking ice between Iran and western allies. This will make US speechless for which they were trying to make a reason to create hatred

Bobur in USA writes:

Without further more ado the West should acknowledge it's failure on Middle East policy.

Mike in Detroit writes:

Giving back something you've stolen can hardly be called a gift.

Lubna in Iraq writes:

It is a happy news that the British sailors are released, this proves that dialogue can be the choice to solve international problems, but i wish that soon you will celebrate Allan Johnston release in WHYS.

Jason in Oregon, US writes:

It amazing that Iran,as old as it is,acts and reacts so childishly and selfishly. If they behaved more like humans than animals they would get more respect.

Nick in Jamaica writes:

Iran did what is right so should the Uk.

Bobur in US writes:

I'm sure his kidnappers are having a second thought that they abducted the wrong man. We are with you all along ALAN .

Lubna from Iraq writes:

I have a point to your guest,we in iraq have experienced the support of major international forces,and what was the result? A mass (progress!!!!) on all aspects,so my advice is: consider all you have done for iraq,and simply do not do it for Somalia, i.e. Avoid iraqi experiment!

Nyaga Muttundu, Kenya
I think its good gift to the officers" families during the easter festivities.

Hyginius from Nigeria
Iranian government should be careful. They should know that they are the next to be attack.

ANON FROM ZAMBIA
I believe president Ahmadinajab is a great attention seeker. But it's a slap in Britain's face because of its blind loyalty to one George W.Bush, a man with blood on his hands.

J.A. Asemota, Lagos
For once, the President of Iran has exhibited wisdom. Thank God.

JEBZ MALAWI
SOMALIA SHOULD BE LEFT ALONE. LET THEM SORT THE MESS OUT THEMSELVES. ITS BEEN ON FOR 15 YEARS SO WHERE WAS THE AU AND THE REST OF THE WORLD THEN?