Iran releases two French nationals after over three years in detention

Iran has released two French nationals, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, after they were detained for over three years. French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed their release from Evin prison, stating that they are currently en route to the French Embassy in Tehran.

Macron expressed immense relief regarding the situation, describing the release as a "first step" toward their swift return to France. Kohler and Paris had been held in detention since 2022.

This development follows ongoing diplomatic efforts and reflects the complex relationship between Iran and France. The release of the French nationals may have implications for future diplomatic engagements.

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