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Richard Ratcliffe says his wife has suffered panic attacks after rising tensions in the region (Picture: PA) The husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who is being held in an Iranian jail, says the arrest of the UK’s ambassador to Iran is a ‘really bad sign’ for his wife. Richard Ratcliffe said the detention of ambassador Rob Macaire during anti-government protests in Tehran did not bode well for his wife, who has been held ‘essentially as a hostage’ for almost four years. He also said US President Donald Trump’s actions have made the situation ‘much more volatile’ but noted ‘his administration has got Americans home, whereas the UK hasn’t succeeded’. Mr Macaire was held for a short time on Saturday night after attending a vigil for those who died when Iran’s military shot down a Ukrainian passenger plane. Britain condemned his arrest as a ‘flagrant violation of international law’. Mr Ratcliffe says his wife has been suffering from panic attacks amid the rising political tensions in recent days. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is serving a five-year sentence over allegations, which she vehemently denies, of plotting to overthrow the Iranian government (Picture: PA) Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe, a British-Iranian mother, is serving a five-year sentence over allegations, which she vehemently denies, of plotting to overthrow the Iranian government, having been arrested in 2016 during a holiday visit to show her baby daughter Gabriella, now aged five, to her parents. Tensions between Iran and the US have increased, after President Trump authorised a drone strike that killed general Qasem Soleimani, whom he alleged was ‘actively developing plans to attack American diplomats and service members in Iraq and throughout the region’. Tehran responded by firing a barrage of missiles at two US army bases in Iraq, which Trump said caused no casualties. Rob Macaire, the UK’s ambassador to Iran, was arrested after attending a vigil for those who died when Iran’s military shot down a Ukrainian passenger plane Mr Ratcliffe told Sky News’ Sophie Ridge show: ‘The arrest of the ambassador and the attempt to try and turn that into “this is a foreign plot, it’s the British organising the protest” which is what Iranian Press TV has put out, it’s a really bad sign for us. ‘Of course we are in the middle of all that because Nazanin is regularly brought out as someone involved in overthrowing the regime and all those fake stories. ‘As a sign of where things are going, the fact the regime’s instinct is A) to deny bad stuff then B) to blame foreigners is not great if you are a foreigner that has been blamed.’
