The family of British national Craig Foreman has reported that his prison sentence in Iran has been extended by two years. Foreman, along with his wife, was arrested in early 2025 while on a round-the-world motorcycle tour. His original ten-year sentence has now been increased to twelve years, raising concerns about his well-being and the conditions of his detention. The reason for the sentence extension remains unclear. This development highlights the ongoing risks faced by foreign nationals traveling in Iran and the complex geopolitical tensions affecting legal proceedings. The family expressed distress over the news and continues to seek support for Foreman’s release. This case adds to a growing number of similar detentions of Western citizens in Iran.