Johan Floderus and Saeed Azizi have been released from captivity in Iran.

After 790 and 217 days in prison respectively, they flew home, enjoying refreshments like pastries and fruit provided by the government.

Azizi, who was imprisoned on allegations of espionage, described the experience as 'hell on earth,' sharing details of his harsh conditions and brutal interrogations.

Their release came through a prisoner exchange involving Hamid Noury, a convicted Iranian.

Both men are now back in Sweden, trying to adjust to their newfound freedom.