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Uzbek man accused of trying to smuggle WMD goods to Iran
RIA Novosti ^
| 16:45 | 17/ 07/ 2008
Posted on 07/17/2008 4:44:07 PM PDT by Perdogg
A court in the Astrakhan Region, south Russia, will consider a criminal case against an Uzbek man accused of trying to smuggle items into Iran used in the production of weapons of mass destruction, Russian prosecutors said.
Investigators said that in July 2007 businessman Anar Godzhayev, 39, knowingly failed to declare the metallic substances, made from tantalum, in a customs declaration form in contravention of customs regulations. Godzhayev is currently being held in custody.
(Excerpt) Read more at en.rian.ru ...
TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Russia; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: anargodzhayev; godzhayev; iran; proliferation; russia; uzbekistan; wmd
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posted on
07/17/2008 4:44:07 PM PDT
by
Perdogg
To: Perdogg
"Investigators said that in July 2007 businessman Anar Godzhayev, 39, knowingly failed to declare the metallic substances, made from tantalum, in a customs declaration form in contravention of customs regulations."
Obviously he had to confine his smuggling to tantalum, since everyone knows that Uzbekistan (and all other countries that are not Khazakstan) have inferior potassium.
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posted on
07/17/2008 4:49:43 PM PDT
by
shibumi
(".....panta en pasin....." - Origen)
To: Perdogg
Kill him. A bullet between his beady little Uzbek eyes.
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posted on
07/17/2008 5:04:09 PM PDT
by
shankbear
(Al-Qaeda grew while Monica blew)
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