US Sanctions Iranian Buyers of Military Technology
- The United States announced it is dismantling an Iranian network that fraudulently obtained sensitive military technology from American companies for Iran's defense sector.
- The network impersonated American companies using fake websites and intermediaries in Dubai to acquire advanced equipment like spectrum analyzers.
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A vast Iranian network operated on American soil to steal their technologies. The swindled goods were then destined for the Revolutionary Guards. But how could this "sophisticated montage" work in the back of the United States? - "A rather sophisticated montage": how the Iranian regime managed to steal American technologies for its own (International) army.
Al Arabiya
US sanctions Iranian buyers of military technology
Iranian National Used Fake US Company IDs to Steal Military-Grade Technology for Tehran, Treasury Says
The U.S. Treasury Department blacklisted an Iran-based procurement ring on Friday for using fake American businesses to deceive U.S. technology companies and funnel restricted military goods to Tehran. Iranian national Ali Majd Sepehr, through his company Sorena Hushmand Samaneh Company—known as Sorena—allegedly created false U.S. business identities to defraud dozens of American IT firms, resellers, and vendors out of millions of dollars, the d…
Washington says it dismantled Iranian group targeting US technology firms
Washington says it dismantled Iranian group targeting US technology firms The US Department of State has announced what it described as the dismantling of an Iranian network accused of impersonating American companies and defrauding US businesses to obtain sensitive technology for Iran’s military sector. State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said the network, allegedly led by Ali Majd Sepehr, “defrauded dozens of American technology compan…
Times of India
The Economic TimesUS sanctions Iran-linked buyers of sensitive military technology
The United States has dismantled an Iranian network that defrauded American tech companies out of millions to acquire sensitive military technology. The network, led by Ali Majd Sepehr, used fake websites and intermediaries to smuggle advanced equipment into Iran, violating US sanctions. This action follows a $15 million reward announcement for information on Iran's IRGC financial mechanisms.
Washington accuses Iranian network of defrauding American companies and announces continued pressure on Tehran's financial channels
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