Cecilia Sala, held in Tehran's Evin prison, described deplorable conditions, sleeping on the floor without a mattress and constantly exposed to light, highlighting the harsh realities faced by those detained in Iran.
After her release, her partner Daniele Ranieri expressed joy, saying, 'She was excited and very happy. I told her: 'See you in Rome.'' The emotional reunion marks a significant moment after her traumatic experience.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed gratitude for Sala's return, emphasizing the effectiveness of diplomatic efforts, stating that her freedom resulted from 'intense work on diplomatic and intelligence channels,' showcasing the importance of international diplomacy.
The arrest of Sala shortly after the detention of Iranian businessman Mohammad Abedini raises suspicions, with rights groups suggesting it highlights Iran's strategy of capturing foreign nationals as leverage in international disputes, particularly involving sensitive political matters.
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