Ireland urged to make no concessions over kidnap victim

Iran today urged Ireland not to pay a €5m ransom demanded by kidnappers of Irish citizen Aidan Leahy.

Ireland urged to make no concessions over kidnap victim
Wed, 10 Dec, 2003 - 14:39

Iran today urged Ireland not to pay a €5m ransom demanded by kidnappers of Irish citizen Aidan Leahy.

Iran has accused drug smugglers of kidnapping Leahy and two Germans as they cycled through the south-eastern province of Sistan-Baluchistan earlier this week.

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CourtsIranPlace: south-eastern province ofPlace: Sistan-BaluchistanPlace: ZahedanPlace: PakistanPlace: IranPlace: MirjavehPerson: Aidan LeahyPerson: LeahyPerson: GermansPerson: Interior ministerPerson: Abdolvahed Mousavi LariPerson: LariPerson: Gholam Reza JavdanPerson: Intelligence MinisterPerson: Ali YunesiOrganisation: IrelandOrganisation: IranOrganisation: German
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