Multiple web search results confirm that a woman was arrested in LA on suspicion of helping the Iranian government traffic weapons to Sudan. Claim 2 and Claim 1 provide more specific details, but the core elements (Iranian woman, LA arrest, weapons trafficking to Sudan, Iranian government involvement) are consistently reported across multiple search snippets.

Two independent web search results directly quote or paraphrase the specific charges mentioned in the claim, including the items ('drones, bombs, bomb fuses, and millions of rounds of ammunition') and the source (First Assistant US Attorney Bill Essayli).

Multiple web search results corroborate the key facts: Shamim Mafi, age 44, arrested at LAX, for trafficking arms on behalf of the Iranian government. While the specific location 'Woodland Hills' is mentioned in one search result, the core narrative is consistently reported.

Multiple web search results confirm that Shamim Mafi is an Iranian-origin businesswoman arrested for arms dealing, and at least two sources mention her having a US green card or being described as having an Iranian origin.

Multiple web search results cite the exact details: a criminal complaint dated March 12 alleging Mafi and a co-conspirator operated Atlas International Business in Oman to traffic weapons and ammunition.

Two independent web search results cite a contract worth over $70 million for Iranian-made Mohajer-6 drones to Sudan, corroborating the core financial and material details of the claim.

Two independent web search results report that Mafi allegedly earned significant payment from the sale, citing figures around $6 million to $7 million.

Multiple web search results independently state that Mafi was accused of brokering the sale of 55,000 bomb fuses and millions of rounds from Iran to Sudan, citing court documents.