Iranian Court Reportedly Indicts US Citizens, Dual Nationals on Unknown Charges
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A gavel. An Iranian court reportedly indicted two Americans and two dual nationals. Photo: Wikipedia.
An Iranian court has indicted two Americans and two other dual nationals being held in the Islamic republic, the judiciary’s official news website Mizan reported on Monday.
“After the issuance of indictments, the cases against (British-Iranian) Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, (American-Iranian) Siamak Namazi, (Canadian-Iranian) Homa Hoodfar and (US-Lebanese) Nizar Zekka … have been referred to court for processing,” Mizan quoted Tehran prosecutor Abbas Jafari Dolatabadi as saying on Monday.
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