(2)Machinery maker suspected of illegal export to Iran

(2)Machinery maker suspected of illegal export to Iran

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows a Jet Mill, used for grinding abrasive powder, which police and customs officials suspect Seishin Enterprise Co. exported to Iran in violation of the Foreign Exchange and Foreign Trade Control Law. They said the machine can be used to produce solid fuels for missiles. The photo was taken from the company's brochure.(Kyodo)

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  • 2002/12/12 00:00:00
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              (1)Machinery maker suspected of illegal export to Iran

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