How military tech reaches Russia in breach of US export controls
American chips made it from Texas to Moscow, showing how sensitive Western tech can still end up in Russia
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American chips made it from Texas to Moscow, showing how sensitive Western tech can still end up in Russia
By David Gauthier-Villars, Steve Stecklow and John Shiffman
By David Gauthier-Villars, Steve Stecklow and John Shiffman
criminal charges in the United States for illegal export of strategic technologies to Russia, the US Justice Department reported. The names of the Bulgarians are Dimitar Dimitrov, Milan Dimitrov and Mariana Gargova, and the Russian is Ilias Sabirov, TASS reported. Earlier, the U.S. Department of Commerce published a blacklist of individuals and entities that threaten the national interests and security of the United States. Russian companies Cosmos Complect and Sovtest Comp, as well as Ilias Sabirov, are on the list. According to the indictment filed in court in Austin, Texas, on December 18...
criminal charges in the United States for illegal export of strategic technologies to Russia, the US Justice Department reported. The names of the Bulgarians are Dimitar Dimitrov, Milan Dimitrov and Mariana Gargova, and the Russian is Ilias Sabirov, TASS reported. Earlier, the U.S. Department of Commerce published a blacklist of individuals and entities that threaten the national interests and security of the United States. Russian companies Cosmos Complect and Sovtest Comp, as well as Ilias Sabirov, are on the list. According to the indictment filed in court in Austin, Texas, on December 18...