In her first meeting with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, following her release from Iranian prisons last March, the former British prisoner released Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe What weighed on her chest.
With all frankness and stiffness, the thirtieth mother faced Johnson, when she met him yesterday with her family, saying: “Because of your blunders, you threw me into Iranian prisons.”
I was told Zaghari Ratcliffe Strictly, the prime minister had the effect of his fatal mistake on her, and the consequences of his words, and considered that she “bear the impact of his words for four and a half years.”
“He didn’t apologize”
While it does not appear that Johnson took the initiative to apologize, according to what her husband explained Richard Ratcliffe To reporters, shortly following leaving the meeting, according to what was reported by the British newspaper, The Telegraph.
It is noteworthy that Johnson, when he was Secretary of State in 2017, spoke regarding Nazanin when raising her case, saying by mistake that she was “teaching people in Iran the press”, which was denied by the owner of the institution that Nazanin was working for and her husband as well.
The Iranian authorities seized this statement to tighten the screws on them.
Nazanin’s husband and daughter Gabriella (AFP)
It is reported that in 2016, Zaghari, a project manager at the Thomson Archyde.com Foundation, the charitable branch of the news agency of the same name, was arrested in Tehran during a visit to her family. Years.
But in late April last year (2021), she was once more sentenced to one year in prison for participating in a gathering outside the Iranian embassy in London in 2009.
However, in October 2021, she lost her appeal, which raised her family’s fears that she would be imprisoned once more following she was released with an electronic bracelet in March 2020 and has been under house arrest since then due to the Covid-19 epidemic.
Before she was released two months ago, following a settlement between London and Tehran over an old debt of regarding 400 million euros.
