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Haaland height and build remind me of former Sweden Zlatan Ibrahimović.

At 34 is considered old for competitive soccer. But Brazil factory always produce a long line of younger replacement unlike other countries. Most European countries national soccer team are filled with players of African origin. Own local are getting lesser.

Remove her specs and smash

Tech firm Aperia Group's CEO Alan Wei Zhaolun has been charged with laundering S$38 million via the purchase of a Good Class Bungalow.    https://cna.asia/4eYqJIF   The money laundering charge against Alan Wei Zhaolun, CEO of tech firm Aperia Group, is tied to a massive international fraud investigation involving the illicit diversion of servers containing high-end **Nvidia artificial intelligence (AI) chips** in violation of US export controls. The case involves an estimated **US$390 million** worth of fraudulent server transactions.   ### The GCB Purchase & Money Laundering Charge    * **The Property:** On July 1, 2026, the Singapore Police Force issued a Prohibition of Disposal Order on a premium Good Class Bungalow (GCB) located at **12 Chee Hoon Avenue** (near the Singapore Botanic Gardens). The mansion is valued at approximately **S$55 million**.    * **The Laundering Mechanism:** According to the charges tendered in court, Wei purchased the GCB between July and October 2024. He is accused of converting **S$38 million in criminal proceeds** generated from the tech fraud scheme to directly fund this S$55 million purchase.    * **Asset Seizures:** Alongside the freeze on the GCB, authorities have seized roughly S1 million across linked bank accounts.[span_5](end_span) [span_6](start_span)Following the new charges, Wei's bail was raised to **S1.25 million**.   ### The Underlying Nvidia Chip Scheme   The broader commercial fraud case, which has been unfolding since early 2025, centers on deceiving major global hardware manufacturers to secure restricted AI infrastructure:    * **The Deception:** Between November 2023 and February 2025, Wei and his co-conspirators allegedly misinformed server manufacturing giants **Dell, Super Micro Computer, and Asus**.    * **The False Representation:** They communicated to these suppliers that companies under the **Aperia Group** would be the final "end-users" of the hardware. In reality, the servers—highly restricted due to the advanced Nvidia microchips embedded within them—were being systematically moved to unauthorized third parties, with US authorities heavily flagging Singapore as a transit hub for illegal AI chip shipments to China.   ### Corporate & Co-Conspirator Charges   This case marks the **first time corporate entities are being directly prosecuted** in Singapore for this type of export-control fraud.    * **The Corporate Targets:** Three entities under the Aperia Group umbrella—*Aperia International, A-Speed Infotech, and Aperia Cloud Services (II)*—face multiple corporate counts of fraud by false representation.    * **The Other Individuals Accused:**      * **Aaron Woon Guo Jie & Jenny Lim (CFO of Aperia Group):** Both face multiple counts of conspiracy to commit fraud and distinct money laundering charges for acquiring roughly S$1.2 million each in their personal bank accounts.      * **Li Ming (Chinese National):** Accused of operating a separate entity called *Luxuriate Your Life* to run a parallel fraudulent trading pipeline with Super Micro.   ### Potential Penalties The legal stakes in Singapore's courts are exceptionally high:    * **For Fraud:** Individuals face up to **20 years in prison**, a fine, or both per count.    * **For Money Laundering:** Under the Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes Act, individuals face up to **10 years in prison**, a maximum fine of **S$500,000**, or both.