A Maryland man faces up to 140 years in prison after a federal jury found him guilty on Monday of seven counts of exporting industrial goods and services to the embargoed country of Iran.
According to a 2013 grand jury indictment, Ali Saboonchi, 34, conspired with Iranian businessman Arash Rashti Mohammad to sell U.S.-made equipment to state-owned and private Iranian oil and gas companies from November 2009 through the time of the indictment.
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