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The spokesman for the Iranian army said that the army and the government of Qatar did not provide any new information about the three missing Iranian pilots.

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The spokesman for the Iranian army said that the army and the government of Qatar did not provide any new information about the three missing Iranian pilots.

The spokesman for the Iranian army said that the army and the government of Qatar did not provide any new information about the three missing Iranian pilots.

Mohammad Akraminiya Beh Al-Alam, TV Sedavasima in the Arabic language, said: "The military and the government of Qatar have not provided us with new information and they regularly announce that they do not know about the status of these pilots."

He said: "Our expectation is that with more accountability, the status of our three loved ones will be determined as soon as possible."

The search committee for the missing Iranian armed forces announced in June that two army fighter jets, two days after the start of simultaneous attacks by Israel and the US on Iran, on the mission of the Shiraz air base, "caused heavy damage to several American bases" in Qatar, but when they returned "were subjected to an enemy ground attack over the Persian Gulf".

The remains of one of the pilots, Majed Kazemi, were buried in Iran on August 8.

Qatar said it found the body of this pilot and handed it over to the Iranian authorities. The Red Crescent Society of Iran requested assistance in clarifying the situation of the three captured pilots in a letter to the head of the International Committee of the Red Cross.

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