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'Worrying' Disappearance of French National in Iran

Summary by Asharq AL-Awsat
A young Frenchman who was on a cycling trip in Iran has been missing since June 16, a French diplomatic source told AFP on Sunday. Posts shared on Instagram identified the missing person as 18-year-old Lennart Monterlos, who allegedly also holds German nationality. "This disappearance is worrying. We are in contact with the family about this," the source said, when asked about the missing person notices on social media. French nationals are advi…

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Lennart Monterlos, 18, has disappeared from Iran. His surroundings had warned him against traveling to the country before. – This disappearance is worrying, says a frank diplomatic source, to Le Parisien.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Lance in a crossroad of Eurasia a velo, young Lennart Monterlos hasn't given any news since 16 June when he was in Iran.

·Paris, France
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Cyclist Lennart Monterlos, 18, has disappeared without a trace in Iran

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Lennart Monterlos, 18, no longer gave a sign of life since 16 June. The day before, the young Franco-German ironed from his Instagram channel on warnings, especially of his entourage.

·Paris, France
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A young Frenchman riding a bicycle in Iran has not reported to his relatives since June 16, a disappearance considered "concerning", has been...

·Madrid, Spain
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dna.fr broke the news in on Sunday, July 6, 2025.
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