Takeshi Ebisawa, a notorious Yakuza leader, has shocked the world by pleading guilty to trafficking nuclear materials to Iran. The Japanese mafia boss was charged in the US for his involvement in the illicit trade of nuclear materials, as reported by CBS News.

Ebixawa's guilty plea came after a lengthy investigation that uncovered his role in conspiring to traffic nuclear materials to Iran. The Fox News report revealed that Ebisawa was involved in a plot to traffic nuclear materials from New York to Iran, showing the dangerous lengths he was willing to go to for profit.

This shocking revelation has raised concerns about the ways in which criminal organizations are able to obtain and traffic such hazardous materials. The Guardian reported that the nuclear materials were sourced from Myanmar, further adding to the international intrigue surrounding this case.

As Ebisawa awaits sentencing, authorities are working tirelessly to dismantle the networks that enable such dangerous activities. The plea of guilty by this prominent Yakuza leader serves as a stark reminder of the risks posed by the trafficking of nuclear materials and the importance of international cooperation in combating such threats.