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April 4, 2019 by Catherine Pope

Federal authorities also accused Ieremenko and Radchenko of stealing from two companies that have been trading publicly through EDGAR, and said they also compromised other companies including a Chinese-owned utility and a Malaysian company, also in New Jersey. Federal officials said they also compromised a Chinese-owned bank and a Malaysian company.

The SEC also charged eight individuals for the scheme and four others for trading the information from an EDGAR file online. They include the Russian-born Dmitry Sverdlov as a trader and the New Jersey-based Pankaj Dutta, a financial analyst who has also been charged in New Jersey with securities fraud. The SEC also charged Dutta with a conspiracy to defraud the commission.

The defendants, who are all Russian nationals, are facing federal charges in Florida and New Jersey, respectively. They have pleaded not guilty.

A SEC spokesman confirmed that the SEC has launched an investigation into the alleged breaches of EDGAR. It did not immediately return a request for comment.

The SEC has been investigating the EDGAR breach for over a year. In the past, SEC officials said, the firm had been under scrutiny for its alleged misuse of the market for illegal derivatives, but that the SEC was finally able to investigate after the SEC asked for guidance on an audit.The US is poised to launch a new version of what one of the world's most powerful defense firms called a "massive attack" on Iran by the Pentagon, with potential military action on its doorstep.

The US would not provide any details about what the military would do in response to a Pentagon report that found US forces were being used in "non-international" war against Iran.

A report prepared by the US Joint Chiefs of Staff said that Iranian and US officials had been training and "enhancing" their own soldiers in areas of Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia to help them fight "foreign" forces.

The US was already using "ground forces" in Iraq and Afghanistan, it said, to counter the Islamic State group, which has also been using its forces in the Middle East and Africa.

The military's report was commissioned in June and is being prepared by a group of military experts.

The Pentagon said it was considering military actions, but was not prepared to discuss what they would entail in response.You've seen the news about the "unreliable" Internet — that you'll need to connect to the Internet for at