Alleged Yakuza leader pleads guilty to trafficking nuclear materials
By Craig Nigrelli (Anchor), William Jackson (Producer), Kaleb Gillespie (Video Editor)
An alleged high-ranking leader of Japan’s Yakuza crime syndicate has pleaded guilty in a U.S. federal court to trafficking weapons-grade nuclear material, believing it was destined for Iran’s nuclear program. The case sheds light on a sprawling international smuggling operation involving drugs, weapons and radioactive materials.
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Click to see story on kicnews.orgTakeshi Ebisawa, 60, entered his plea Wednesday, Jan. 8, in a Manhattan federal court, admitting to charges of nuclear and narcotics trafficking. Prosecutors said Ebisawa attempted to sell weapons-grade plutonium and uranium sourced from Myanmar to an individual he believed was an Iranian general. The “general” was, in fact, an undercover Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent.
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Between 2020 and 2022, Ebisawa reportedly provided photographs, Geiger counter readings and supposed laboratory analyses to verify the material’s radioactivity. U.S. officials later confirmed the material was weapons-grade and suitable for constructing nuclear weapons.
One of Ebisawa’s co-conspirators claimed access to over 4,400 pounds of thorium-232 and more than 220 pounds of uranium in the form of U3O8, a compound commonly found in the uranium concentrate powder known as “yellowcake.”
Prosecutors said Ebisawa planned to use the proceeds from the nuclear material sale to purchase military-grade weapons, including surface-to-air missiles, for insurgent groups in Myanmar. But his scheme extended beyond nuclear materials.
He also conspired to traffic approximately 1,100 pounds each of heroin and methamphetamine into the United States. Additionally, he sought to launder $100,000 in drug proceeds between New York and Tokyo.
Ebisawa’s arrest in 2022 followed a DEA-led sting operation, which intercepted materials and dismantled parts of his narcotics and weapons trafficking networks. Thai authorities collaborated with U.S. agents during the operation.
Additional charges were filed in 2024 after investigators uncovered the full scope of Ebisawa’s criminal enterprise. His charges now include nuclear material trafficking, narcotics importation and money laundering.
Ebisawa faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years and up to life in prison if convicted. Sentencing is scheduled for April.
DEA Administrator Anne Milgram praised the investigation, calling it a testament to the agency’s ability to dismantle some of the world’s most dangerous criminal networks.
“This case exposed the shocking extent of international organized crime, dealing in drugs, weapons and even nuclear materials,” Milgram said.
Acting U.S. Attorney Edward Y. Kim of the Southern District of New York described the plan as “brazen,” emphasizing the catastrophic risks posed by Ebisawa’s actions had the nuclear materials been sold or weaponized.
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Once a dominant force in international crime, the Yakuza has seen its membership shrink to about one-third of its size two decades ago, according to Japan’s National Police Agency.
Strict anti-organized crime laws in Japan have limited the group’s ability to operate openly and financially, forcing members to adapt.
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AN UPDATE TO A STORY WE BROUGHT YOU LAST YEAR: A HIGH-RANKING YAKUZA LEADER HAS PLEADED GUILTY IN U.S. FEDERAL COURT TO TRAFFICKING WEAPONS-GRADE NUCLEAR MATERIAL, BELIEVING IT WAS DESTINED FOR IRAN’S NUCLEAR PROGRAM. THIS CASE REVEALS A GLOBAL SMUGGLING OPERATION INVOLVING DRUGS, WEAPONS, AND RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS.
TAKESHI EBISAWA, A 60-YEAR-OLD ALLEGED LEADER IN JAPAN’S YAKUZA, ENTERED HIS PLEA IN A MANHATTAN FEDERAL COURT WEDNESDAY. PROSECUTORS SAY HE ATTEMPTED TO SELL WEAPONS-GRADE PLUTONIUM AND URANIUM, SOURCED FROM MYANMAR, TO AN INDIVIDUAL HE BELIEVED WAS AN IRANIAN GENERAL. THAT “GENERAL” TURNED OUT TO BE AN UNDERCOVER DEA AGENT.
BETWEEN 2020 AND 2022, EBISAWA PROVIDED PHOTOS, RADIATION READINGS, AND SUPPOSED LAB REPORTS TO DEMONSTRATE THE RADIOACTIVITY OF THE MATERIAL. U.S. OFFICIALS LATER CONFIRMED THE MATERIAL WAS WEAPONS-GRADE—SUITABLE FOR NUCLEAR WEAPONS.
ONE OF EBISAWA’S CO-CONSPIRATORS CLAIMED TO HAVE ACCESS TO MORE THAN 4,400 POUNDS OF THORIUM-232 AND OVER 220 POUNDS OF URANIUM IN THE FORM OF U3O8, A COMPOUND COMMONLY FOUND IN THE URANIUM CONCENTRATE POWDER KNOWN AS “YELLOWCAKE.”
ACCORDING TO INVESTIGATORS, EBISAWA PLANNED TO USE THE PROFITS TO BUY MILITARY WEAPONS, INCLUDING SURFACE-TO-AIR MISSILES, FOR INSURGENT GROUPS IN MYANMAR.
BUT HIS SCHEME WENT BEYOND NUCLEAR MATERIALS. EBISAWA ALSO CONSPIRED TO TRAFFIC 11-HUNDRED POUNDS EACH OF HEROIN AND METHAMPHETAMINE INTO THE U.S. AND ATTEMPTED TO LAUNDER 100-THUOSAND DOLLARS IN DRUG PROCEEDS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND TOKYO. HIS 2022 ARREST FOLLOWED A DEA-LED STING OPERATION, WITH SUPPORT FROM THAI AUTHORITIES, THAT TARGETED BOTH HIS NARCOTICS AND WEAPONS TRAFFICKING NETWORKS.
ADDITIONAL CHARGES WERE FILED LAST YEAR AFTER INVESTIGATORS UNCOVERED THE FULL EXTENT OF HIS CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE, INCLUDING HIS INVOLVEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL DRUG AND WEAPONS SMUGGLING. EBISAWA NOW FACES SIX CHARGES, INCLUDING NUCLEAR TRAFFICKING, DRUG IMPORTATION, AND MONEY LAUNDERING. IF CONVICTED, HE FACES A MANDATORY MINIMUM OF 10 YEARS IN PRISON AND A POSSIBLE LIFE SENTENCE. HIS SENTENCING IS SET FOR APRIL.
DEA ADMINISTRATOR ANNE MILGRAM PRAISED THE OPERATION, SAYING IT HIGHLIGHTS THE AGENCY’S ABILITY TO DISMANTLE SOME OF THE WORLD’S MOST DANGEROUS CRIMINAL NETWORKS. SHE NOTED THE CASE EXPOSED THE FAR REACH OF ORGANIZED CRIME, DEALING IN DRUGS, WEAPONS, AND EVEN NUCLEAR MATERIALS.
ONCE A POWERFUL FORCE IN INTERNATIONAL CRIME, THE YAKUZA’S MEMBERSHIP HAS SHRUNK TO ABOUT ONE-THIRD OF ITS SIZE FROM TWO DECADES AGO, ACCORDING TO JAPAN’S NATIONAL POLICE AGENCY. STRICT LAWS IN JAPAN HAVE LIMITED MEMBERS’ ABILITY TO OPERATE OPENLY AND FINANCIALLY, FORCING THEM TO ADAPT.
PROSECUTORS SAY EBISAWA’S ACTIONS POSED GRAVE RISKS TO GLOBAL SECURITY. ACTING U.S. ATTORNEY FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK CALLED HIS PLAN “BRAZEN” AND POINTED TO THE POTENTIAL CATASTROPHE IF THE NUCLEAR MATERIAL HAD BEEN SOLD OR USED IN A WEAPON.
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