Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi

A US citizen was found guilty of violating US sanctions on Iran by conspiring to export electronic components and helping an Iranian business associate circumvent export control laws. The case involved a front company in Switzerland, and the defendant was convicted on three of five charges.

A U.S. citizen working at Analog Devices was found guilty of conspiring to export electronic components to Iran via a Swiss front company, violating U.S. sanctions. The case involved allegations that the components were used for military drone navigation systems in Iran's Revolutionary Guard.

A US citizen, Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi, was found guilty of conspiring to unlawfully export electronic components to Iran via a Swiss front company. The components were allegedly destined for Iran's Revolutionary Guard's military drone program. Sadeghi, a former Analog Devices employee, was convicted on three of five charges and faces sentencing in October.

A US citizen, Mahdi Mohammad Sadeghi, was found guilty of conspiring to export electronic components to Iran in violation of sanctions. The case involved a Swiss front company and allegations that the components were used in Iran’s military drone program. A co-defendant, Mohammad Abedininajafabadi, is believed to be in Iran after a prisoner exchange.

Two individuals have been charged with conspiring to export sophisticated electronic components from the U.S. to Iran for use in IRGC military drones. Mohammad Abedininajafabadi is additionally charged with providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization, with the charges linked to deaths of three U.S. service members at a military base in Jordan.