The Justice Department will not prosecute Extreme Networks over networking equipment its former Russian subsidiary sold to a maker of S-300 and S-400 missile systems, under the department's first "near miss" non-prosecution agreement. The company will pay $975,721.84. The agreement says the company reported itself only days before a news outlet published, and describes a front company listed as making parts for "country houses."

Alexander Suvorov, 52, a Russian national, was extradited from Sweden to Albany on Oct. 15 to face a three-count complaint alleging he ran a Hong Kong front company, GS Group, that bought U.S. electronic components with radar and military-communications uses and routed them to Russia in 2022-2023. Prosecutors say a St. Petersburg buyer on the Entity List asked for “a company that is not Russian.” The charges are allegations.