Those funds, the prosecutors added, went far beyond his political needs.

The prosecutor added, "I think it's going to make it very difficult for the government to make its case."

The investigation is continuing, and prosecutors could add charges.

Four of those charged are in custody, while the other two are still at large, the prosecutor added.

"It is a criminal organization that has two principal goals - money and power," the prosecutor added.

"Why he had them I don't know," the prosecutor added.

The prosecutor added that more charges may be filed in the case.

Before anyone else spoke the prosecutor added another comment.

"Now, we catch them on the average of every third or fourth crime," added the prosecutor.

A year later, representatives of the Iranian company were allowed to review the documents, but again they turned down the offer, prosecutors added.