Bulgarian says innocent of charges that he breached U.S. embargo on Syria

SOFIA (Reuters) - When Bulgarian student Zhelyaz Andreev got a job at the Sofia office of a Miami-based company to help pay his way through university the last thing he expected was to be sucked into an international incident. He was wrong.<div class="feedflare">
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