Man Arrested in Georgia for Attempting to Sell Uranium for $2 Million
The agents of the State Security Service of Georgia's counterintelligence unit have arrested a man who planned to sell radioactive material for $2 million.
The suspect intended to sell the material in the city of Poti, where he was apprehended at the right moment.
According to radiological studies, the material submitted for examination contains radioactive substance uranium and belongs to the category of nuclear materials.
A criminal case has been initiated under the article regarding the illegal circulation of radioactive materials. The suspect now faces up to 10 years of imprisonment.
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