GREENBELT, Maryland (AP) -- A Maryland jury has convicted an Iranian-American of illegally helping Iran launch its first satellite.
The jury returned its verdict against Maryland resident Nader Modanlo on Monday. Federal prosecutors had accused Modanlo of brokering a deal to help Iran launch an earth observation satellite from Russia in 2005. The launch marked the practical beginning of Iran's space program after decades of aspirations. Prosecutors said Modanlo was paid $10 million for his assistance.
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Didn't Bill Clinton do the same thing with China?
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