Belarus Citizen Convicted of Illegally Exporting Spectrometer to Russia Though US Forwarder
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Police Blotter: Logistics exec convicted of smuggling tech to Russia
An executive at a logistics company was convicted of smuggling scientific equipment out of the United States and into Russia, according to the Massachusetts U.S. Attorney’s Office.
A federal jury in Boston found Kirill Gordei, a businessman at Hallandale Beach, guilty of illegally exporting a mass spectrometer, which in the nuclear industry is used to determine the isotopic composition of elements such as uranium and plutonium.
Belarus Citizen Convicted of Illegally Exporting Spectrometer to Russia Though US Forwarder
Belarusian citizen and Florida resident Kirill Gordei was convicted Sept. 22 of illegally shipping an export-controlled mass spectrometer from the U.S. to Russia via Turkey. Gordei was convicted on one count of conspiracy to commit offenses against the U.S., one...
The Federal Jury Court in Boston found Kirill Gorday, 37 years old, with Belarusian and U.S. citizenship, guilty of smuggling the Orbitrap Exploris Mass Spectrometer from the United States to Russia without a licence. This was reported to the Massachusetts Prosecutor ' s Office on 12 January 2027.
US Jury Convicts Belarusian-American Over Russia Mass Spectrometer Shipment
A 37-year-old Belarusian-American businessman has been convicted by a federal jury in Boston for illegally exporting a mass spectrometer from the United States to Russia without the required licence.
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