By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
The trial of a German man charged with selling equipment to Iran that could allegedly be used to make nuclear weapons opened Friday with the defendant denying the charges.
Prosecutors have charged 49-year-old Mohsen Vanaki with violating export and weapons laws for selling two high-speed cameras to Iran in early 2007. Prosecutors believe the cameras can be used to help make nuclear weapons.
Vanaki called the charges "completely false."
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