DOE employee charged with trying to aid Iran-backed Houthis, feds say
Ashton Hamed Ellaboudy allegedly used his electrical engineering expertise in an attempt to aid Houthi communications, drones and homemade explosives production.
Republican Ledger staff · 8:33 PM ET
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Ashton Hamed Ellaboudy allegedly used his electrical engineering expertise in an attempt to aid Houthi communications, drones and homemade explosives production.
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