Setayeshi also said a “final decision” is close to the cases of Niloofar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi, two female bloodhounds running for local newspapers who were arrested after covering Amini’s death and funeral.
They were charged with “collusion with intent to act against national security” and “anti-establishment propaganda” after Iran’s intelligence network said this month that they had been trained through the CIA.
Earlier this week, the country’s Minister of Tourism and Culture, Ezatollah Zarghami, raised the possibility of arresting the teenagers because of the attitude of an interrogator he spoke to who questioned other people who arrested the “riots. “
Central Command that violators will face legal consequences according to the rules.
Sanchez Cogedor’s mother said the Foreign Ministry had shown her son was detained in Iran and in good health.
The climber says the helmet “inadvertently had a problem” after he asked to compete earlier than expected in Seoul.
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