SECURITYJun 4 · 23:44 UTCNY POSTDavid Thompson

Tech boss, Jamshid Ghomi, charged with sending secret shipments to Iranian military, nuclear programs denied bond

Jamshid Ghomi, a California CEO, is charged with sending critical hi-tech data and hardware to Iran’s nuclear program and was denied bond. A U.S. magistrate ordered him held without release after he allegedly referred to Iran as the 'motherland' in emails with co-conspirators.

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