Two British nationals detained in Iran have been charged with espionage, Iranian Judiciary News Agency says.
- British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, a carpenter and life coach, have been charged with espionage by Iranian authorities while touring the country on motorbikes.
- They were arrested in January in Kerman province, accused of posing as tourists and gathering information linked to Western intelligence services.
- The couple, in their early 50s, had planned to stay in Iran for five days before continuing their journey to Australia.
- Footage from their trip, shared on social media, shows them visiting various locations in Iran, including mountains and traditional eateries.
- The couple, who ignored warnings from friends, family, and the UK Foreign Office, believed most people worldwide are "good, kind humans."
- Their family expressed concern over their arrest and called for their safe return.
- The UK Foreign Office advises against travel to Iran due to the risk of arrest for British nationals.
