I suppose that the thinking was that they’d buy arms elsewhere.
Yes, that’s probably it Kamiso. Thank you for a polite reply unlike another one I received and have chosen to ignore.
Nazanin is home at last, safe and sound. She can criticise the government if she wants to, after all she now lives again in a country where free speech is allowed. I am disappointed that she apparently voiced no criticism of Iran. After all, the Iranians imprisoned her, not the British.
An Iranian friend has told me that when travelling to Iran, those who have Iranian nationality must travel on their Iranian passports. Iran does not recognise dual nationality. As far as Iran was concerned Nazanin was/is Iranian.
Many foreign nationals are now, and have been since the revolution, incarcerated in Iranian prisons. I took the trouble to look it up yesterday. Sadly the joint citizen of the USA, Britain, and Iran, Morad Tanzad is still there. It is being said this is because he holds a USA passport. This reasoning seems strange given that Iran don’t recognise dual nationality. I hope he’s home soon.