Lindsay's Evin Prison Diary: Life Amid Iran-US-Israel War

0:00On March 26, British couple Lindsay and Craig Foreman, from East Sussex, have been held in Iran since January 2025 on espionage charges. Their family strongly denies. Lindsay is in Tehans, Evan Prison, where she recently shared details of life inside during the ongoing war. The conflict erupted on February 28 between Iran, the United States, and Israel. From behind bars, Lindsay describes hearing missile whistles, drone hums, and feeling the ground shake from powerful bombs, with no safe place to hide. In the unsecured buildings, she expressed deep sympathy for ordinary Iranians, noting nearly every inmate has lost family to government crackdowns or seen hometowns devastated by strikes. Despite the fear, she praised the prisoner's resilience and the local culture's kindness. Food is basic rice and scraps, repeated weekly, though she buys bread or sugar when the prison shop is open. To cope, she runs laps around the concrete courtyard, study psychology, and learns farcey.

1:02Recently, after months apart, Lindsay shared a brief hour with Craig over tea, calling it a highlight amid the exhaustion. Officials in her son view the couple as innocent pawns in a larger geopolitical standoff, with campaigns pushing for their release.