South Korean Nationals Arrested in Iran for Alleged Smuggling
Two South Korean nationals have been detained in Iran over suspected smuggling activities. The South Korean foreign ministry is actively working with Iranian authorities to provide consular support. Details on the detainees' professions and specific charges have not been disclosed.
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Two South Korean nationals have been arrested in Iran, accused of being involved in smuggling activities, according to South Korea's foreign ministry.
The ministry announced that its diplomatic mission in Iran is in discussion with Iranian officials to ensure consular support is provided to the detained individuals.
Further specifics, including the detainees' occupational backgrounds and the precise allegations against them, have not been revealed by the ministry.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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