Officials: 4 foreign nationalists indicted for attempting to smuggle equipment from CT to Russia
Four foreign nationals were indicted Wednesday for trying to smuggle equipment from Connecticut to Russia.
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Oct 20, 2022, 2:14 AM
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Updated 875 days ago
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21h agoFour foreign nationals were indicted Wednesday for trying to smuggle equipment from Connecticut to Russia.
The equipment could have been used for nuclear threats, according to officials.
United States officials say the group had tried to make it happen in 2018.
All four suspects are currently detained overseas, and the U.S. is seeking their extradition.
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