The US State Department offers up to $ 15 million to a woman and three accomplices that have been smuggled with smuggling for about 20 years.

Liu Baoksia, also known as Emily Liu, has been working with three partners in China to be used to send us electronic components to the Iranian Revolutionary Revolutionary Guard, State Department. said in the news releaseA number of associties have been recognized as Lee Jonx, which is also known as Emma. Yung Yiu WA, which is also known as Stepan Yun; And Zhong Janlai, also known as Sydney Chi.

Electronic components can be used in the production of drones or drones in the production of ballistic missile systems and other “military forces”, “said the State Department. Thousands of components have been sent, State Department said in another postA number

Louis and his colleagues have allegedly misinterpreted who will be sent to the electronic components, so they have been exported to Chinese promotions with beliefs that are sent to China. Instead, they were exported to Iran-related companies in Shiraz Electronics industries, Ryan Rochd Afrzar and their subsidiaries.

Federal allegations of four against the conspiracy were announced in January 2024. The famous locations of Louis and its partners are Tehran, Iran. Shiraz, Iran; Bandar Abbas, Iran; Beijing, China and Kvolon, Hong Kong.

Federal arrest guarantees have been issued Luu aeration of ClayeyAnd and the Federal Bureau of Investigation added them to its “most desirable” list. The US State Department said that its awards of the Justice Program were offered a gift of up to $ 15 million for information to their arrests.

IRGC regularly uses front companies to earn and move money and acquire technology Avoidance of sanctions and trade controlsThe State Department stated this. IRGC and the Iranian Ministry of Defense and the Armed Forces are controlled by the development and production of the nation's military weapons, use US technology to produce weapons and weapons systems, reported by the State Department. These systems are then sold to governments and groups in Iranian allies, such as Russia, Sudan and YemenA number