US man charged for exporting sensors to Iran
LOS ANGELES: A computer technician was charged with attempting to export to Iran more than 100 pressure sensors that could be misused as components in explosive devices, US federal authorities said.
Mohammad Fazeli, 27, pleaded not guilty to the three- count indictment charging him with conspiracy, making false statements and violating a US embargo prohibiting trade with Iran.
Prosecutors allege that Fazeli, a US citizen of Iranian descent, ordered 103 Honeywell sensors from an electronics company in Minnesota in September 2004. Working with an associate based in Iran, Fazeli allegedly tried to ship the sensors to an address in Dubai. READ ON.
Mohammad Fazeli, 27, pleaded not guilty to the three- count indictment charging him with conspiracy, making false statements and violating a US embargo prohibiting trade with Iran.
Prosecutors allege that Fazeli, a US citizen of Iranian descent, ordered 103 Honeywell sensors from an electronics company in Minnesota in September 2004. Working with an associate based in Iran, Fazeli allegedly tried to ship the sensors to an address in Dubai. READ ON.
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