According to Tasnim News Agency, the IRGC's Tharallah Corps in Kerman confirmed the arrest of Nazanin Zaghari, an Iranian-British citizen, on Wednesday. The judiciary-affiliated news agency Mizan has also republished this news. In this report, 37-year-old Ms. Zaghari is accused of being 'affiliated with foreigners' for carrying out various missions in Iran. Nazanin Zaghari, who manages some educational projects for the Thomson Reuters Foundation, has no connection to Iran according to a statement from this American organization affiliated with Reuters. Ms. Zaghari, who traveled to Iran during Nowruz with her two-year-old daughter to visit her parents, was arrested by IRGC agents on April 5 while leaving Iran and transferred to Kerman. Radio Farda, in an interview with Ms. Zaghari's husband, Richard Ratcliffe in London, first asks for his reaction regarding the accusations made against his wife by the IRGC's public relations in Kerman.
Nazanin Zaghari's Husband Says She Has Been Transferred from Kerman to Evin
Nazanin Zaghari, an Iranian-British citizen, has been arrested by the IRGC in Iran and accused of foreign affiliations. She was in Iran visiting family with her daughter during Nowruz. This incident highlights ongoing tensions regarding dual nationals and foreign influence in Iran.
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Nazanin Zaghari, an Iranian-British citizen, was arrested and transferred to Evin prison by the IRGC.
- IRGC's Tharallah Corps arrest Nazanin Zaghari
- IRGC transfer Nazanin Zaghari
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The arrest of Nazanin Zaghari underscores ongoing tensions between Iran and Western nations.
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