That's what the BBC (and Hot Air) is reporting.
From BBC
An Iran court has cut jailed US-Iranian reporter
Roxana Saberi's sentence to two years suspended and she will be freed
later on Monday, her lawyer says.
The court heard Ms Saberi's appeal against her original eight-year prison sentence on Sunday, after an international outcry.
She will be able to leave the country, but has been banned from working as a journalist in Iran for five years.
Ms Saberi was convicted of spying for the US in April but denies the charge.
The case sparked international concern and US President Barack Obama has appealed on her behalf.
Her father Reza expressed joy at the ruling and said he and his wife Akiko were on the way to collect their daughter from the jail. "We are very happy," he said, quoted by AFP news agency. "We heard the news half an hour ago, we are going to Evin prison to take her home."
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