(1)Machinery maker suspected of illegal export to Iran

(1)Machinery maker suspected of illegal export to Iran

TOKYO, Dec. 12 Kyodo - Photo taken Dec. 12 shows the building in Shibuya, Tokyo where Seishin Enterprise Co., a machinery maker, has its office. Police and customs officials raided the company's offices in Tokyo and other locations on suspicion illegally exporting to Iran crushers used to produce solid fuels for missiles.

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