Iran claims that seven Slovak tourists were spying on military sites
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Iran's election of a new, moderate president last month brought hope for more open tourism, but these arrests indicate that in fact the country is no safer to visitors than ever.
Iran Sunday confirmed it has detained seven Slovak nationals, saying they have broken the law, Iranian media reported.
Foreign ministry spokesman Abbas Araghchi told outlets including the semiofficial Mehr news agency that the Slovaks entered Iran
