On spying criminal couple’s ‘confession’, France calls Iran ‘dictatorial government’ | World news

France’s Foreign Ministry accused Iran of the practices of “brutal dictatorial regimes” after two of its citizens appeared in a video admitting they were members of French intelligence services, article specifically written by the company.

“The level of the alleged confessions is horrible, terrible, unacceptable and against international law. This masquerade shows contempt for human dignity that shows the Iranian authorities,” spokeswoman of the company Anne-Claire Legendre said in a statement, asking for their immediate release. .

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“These alleged confessions, extracted under duress, have no basis, nor the reasons given for their arbitrary arrest,” he said, describing them as “citizen kidnappers”.