Alexander Shiplyuk, who worked on hypersonic weapons technology, is given 15 years for sharing state secrets.
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A Moscow court sentenced Alexander Shiplyuk, the director of a physics institute who specializes in hypersonic flight, to 15 years in prison. It was the latest treason case against a leading scientist.
Alexander Shiplyuk, who worked on hypersonic weapons technology, is given 15 years for sharing state secrets.
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