“China’s military today has its first attack helicopter, thanks in part to a major American defense contractor that illegally provided important software and in the process violated U.S. export control laws.
Federal prosecutors announced this week that United Technologies and two of its subsidiaries were punished for selling engine-control software to the Chinese 10 years ago. The companies were ordered to pay a $75 million fine for violating an arms embargo that’s been in effect since the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.”
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