Iranian authorities release French national Louis Arnaud, imprisoned for over 20 months
- Louis Arnaud, a French national, was released by Iran after over 20 months in prison for alleged involvement in nationwide protests.
- French President Emmanuel Macron announced Arnaud's release on social media, thanking Oman and others for their help.
- Arnaud, a banking consultant in his 30s, was sentenced to five years in prison on national security charges after being arrested in Iran in September 2022.
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Iranian authorities release French national Louis Arnaud, imprisoned for over 20 months
PARIS (AP) — French national Louis Arnaud has arrived in France after being released by Iran where he was imprisoned for over 20 months for allegedly taking part in nationwide protests. Arnaud was greeted at Paris-Le-Bourget airport by his family and France’s foreign affairs minister. Arnaud had been arrested in September 2022 along with other Europeans. French media reported that Arnaud, a consultant in his 30s, was accused of having taken part…
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KVIAIranian authorities release French national Louis Arnaud, imprisoned for over 20 months
French national Louis Arnaud has arrived in France after being released by Iran where he was imprisoned for over 20 months for allegedly taking part in nationwide protests.
The French hostage Louis Arnaud, who had been detained in Iran since September 2022, arrived in France on Thursday, June 13, after his release on Wednesday, according to images broadcast live on television.
French citizen Louis Arnaud held in Iran arrives in Paris
PARIS: French citizen Louis Arnaud returned to Paris Thursday after being held in Iran since September 2022 and sentenced last year to five years in jail on national security charges. Emerging from a small plane at Le Bourget airport outside Paris, a visibly tired but smiling Arnaud shook hands with Foreign Minister Stephane Sejourne before embracing his parents, according to images aired on television. Arnaud linked arms with his relatives as…
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