Iran summons France’s ambassador to Tehran to protest what it describes as interference in its internal affairs, according to multiple reports. Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei says the ambassador is summoned on Monday in response to the actions of two French diplomats who were briefly detained earlier this month. Iran characterizes the diplomats’ conduct as “interference” and states the protest is directed at France over that issue. The reports describe the summons as a formal diplomatic response rather than immediate policy details. The outlets agree that the matter centers on the earlier detention of the two French diplomats and Iran’s assertion that France’s involvement crosses into Iran’s internal affairs. Both accounts attribute the statement to Iran’s foreign ministry and specify that the ambassador is called in to convey Iran’s objection. The reports do not provide further details about the diplomats’ activities, the reasons for their detention, or any response from French officials.