South Koreans' Arrest in Iran Sparks Diplomatic Tension
South Korean citizens have been detained in Iran on charges of smuggling. The South Korean foreign ministry is working with Iranian officials, providing consular support to those affected. According to Yonhap News, among the arrested are two individuals, one of whom is employed at a public institution.
South Korean nationals have been detained in Iran over accusations of smuggling, according to a statement by South Korea's foreign ministry on Monday, although they did not specify the number of individuals apprehended.
The ministry assured that their diplomatic team in Iran is actively engaging with Iranian authorities, ensuring the necessary consular support for the Korean nationals involved. However, no further details about their occupation or the specific charges were provided.
Meanwhile, Yonhap News reported that among those detained are two South Korean citizens, including an individual working at a public institution.
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