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Iran confirms arresting Italian journalist Cecilia Sala

30 December 2024
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Iran confirms arresting Italian journalist Cecilia Sala
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Italian journalist Cecilia Sala was arrested in Tehran for violating Iranian laws after traveling on a journalist visa in December. The Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance confirmed her arrest and stated that her case is under investigation with consular access provided. The detention is speculated to be related to a potential exchange for an Iranian-Swiss expert in drones detained in Italy, highlighting the complex diplomatic tensions at play in the region.

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