Saša Micev From Bosnia and Herzegovina Sentenced to Five Years in Prison in the US: Tried to Buy Missiles From North Korea
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Bosnian citizen Saša Micev (43) was sentenced to five years in prison in Federal Court in New Mexico after pleading guilty to violating US export control laws and international sanctions against North Korea. According to court documents, Micev is described by the US justice system as an international arms dealer who participated in a conspiracy […] The post BiH citizen Saša Micev sentenced to five years in prison in the US appeared first on Croa…
Bosnian citizen Sasha Micev (43) was sentenced in Federal Court in New Mexico to five years in prison after pleading guilty to violating US export control laws and international sanctions against North Korea.
BiH citizen Saša Micev sentenced to five years in prison in the USA: Tried to buy missiles from North Korea - Pleaded guilty to violating US export control laws and international sanctions against North Korea
Citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina Saša Micev (43) was sentenced before the Federal Court in New Mexico to five years in prison after pleading guilty to violating US export control laws and international sanctions against North Korea.
A citizen of Bosnia and Herzegovina was sentenced to 60 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to violating federal export and sanctions regulations, participating in a conspiracy, and attempting to broker the sale of man-portable air defense systems (MANPADS), or anti-aircraft missiles, the U.S. Department of Justice announced on October 14. News
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