A British businessman was accused of spying and planning to smuggle sensitive military technology into China.
Investigators of the FBI, the 63 -year -old John Miller, described as Chinese leader Xi Jinping as a “president.”
It is also claimed that the 63 -year -old from Kent tried to buy military devices in the United States for the People's Liberation Army.
This included missile launchers, air defense radar, and black “diplomas” that can fly inside the enemy's soldiers and enter the buildings to spy in the forces of the forces.
Other equipment that he tried to buy a hand -handed device included by the US National Security Agency for safe contact with classified materials.
Mr. Miller also suggested smuggling a device by paste it into the dining mixer so that it can then be sent via DHL or FEDEX to Hong Kong, according to the US court papers.
The FBI said that Mr. Miller, who is called the eleventh “of its” boss “showed that he was acting in a direction and controlling [Chinese] government”.
He was arrested on April 24 after he was arrested in a bite when it was found that “arms merchants” were negotiating with them from the passengers of FBI.
Mr. Miller was on a business trip to Belgrade, Serbia, at the time and is still being held last night in the face of its delivery to the United States.
He is accused of plotting with the Chinese national citizen, Cui Guanghai, 43, and if he is convicted, both men face up to 40 years in prison.
The neighbors described him at his five -bedroom home at a value of 1.5 million pounds in Tonbridge Wales as a “respectable family man”, according to the mail on Sunday.
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