The guy was born in Iran. I guess we know where it loyalties lie. There’s also a good chance that he wasn’t working alone, which means we should be able to nab more than just this guy. Hopefully this leads to something bigger like a terrorist cell or Iranian spy group.
A Toronto man is facing numerous charges after allegedly trying to send nuclear technology to Iran, a country under intense international pressure to curtail its nuclear ambitions, police said Friday.The RCMP, through a joint investigation with the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, allege the man tried to procure and export pressure transducers, which are used in the production of enriched uranium.
At a news conference Friday, police said the man was attempting to move the transducers from Boston to Toronto and onto Dubai, with Iran as the final destination.
The transducers have a legitimate commercial use, the RCMP said, but can also be used for military purposes….
Mahmoud Yadegari, who police said is a Toronto businessman in his mid-30s, is charged under the Customs Act and Export Import Permits Act, and is also accused of violating U.N. sanctions on Iran.
Police said Yadegari was born in Iran and is a Canadian citizen….
It’s alleged he took steps to conceal the identification of the transducers so he could export them overseas without export permits….
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