Dutch police detain man on suspicion of supplying microchips to Russia

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Law enforcement agencies of the Netherlands have detained a man who could supply microchips to Russia, Report informs, citing Reuters.

The country's prosecutor's office said that the 55-year-old man sold computer chips in the Russian Federation that could be used to manufacture weapons.

The man was detained in the east of the country. Evidence was seized by law enforcement agencies.

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