US companies violated Iran sanctions, indictment says

April 18, 2015 21:04

Four companies and five people have been charged with violating US sanctions on Iran just as American officials are working to use those sanctions to persuade Iran to renounce any ambition to develop nuclear arms.

A 24-count indictment unsealed this week charges that the companies and people involved facilitated the illegal export to Iran of technology that is commonly used in military systems.

They include high-tech microelectronics, uninterruptible power supplies and other goods in violation of US law.

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