Police: Tahir knew Scope’s parts destined for Libya
Yap Mun Ching
Feb 20, 04
12:21pm
Police investigations into the nuclear black market scandal have uncovered that middleman BSA Tahir had known that the centrifuge components manufactured by Scomi Precise Engineering (Scope) were destined for use in Libya’s uranium enrichment programme.
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NEWS
Police investigations into the nuclear black market scandal have uncovered that middleman BSA Tahir had known that the centrifuge components manufactured by Scomi Precise Engineering (Scope) were destined for use in Libya’s uranium enrichment programme.