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France summoned Iran's ambassador to protest the detention of three French citizens, described as "hostages," whose conditions are deemed akin to torture. The foreign ministry has advised against traveling to Iran and stated that the release of these hostages is a condition for progress in talks on bilateral or multilateral issues.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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