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Japanese man convicted of nuclear material trafficking

Takeshi Ebisawa, 61, a Japanese national, pleaded guilty to six charges related to trafficking nuclear material in a U.S. court.

4 Mar, 01:59 — 4 Mar, 02:45
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US court convicts Japanese yakuza for trafficking nuclear material

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U.S. court convicts Japanese man of trafficking nuclear material

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US court convicts Japanese yakuza for trafficking nuclear material

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US court convicts Japanese yakuza for trafficking nuclear material

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U.S. court convicts Japanese man of trafficking nuclear material

Takeshi Ebisawa, 61, pleaded guilty to a total of six charges in January 2025.

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