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CHINESE-AMERICAN ENGINEER SENTENCED OVER CHARGES OF SHARING SENSITIVE MILITARY TECHNOLOGY

Published On 19 Nov 2020 07:20 PM

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• The US Department of Justice said that an individual named Wei Sun, 49, working as an electrical engineer with Raytheon Missiles and Defense in Tucson since 10 years had previously tested guilty to the charges

• Sun has been sentenced imprisonment of 38 months over charges of providing sensitive military technology to China

• Assistant Attorney General John C Demers said “Sun was ....

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