U.S. authorities announce that three men are charged in New York state with allegedly attempting to smuggle firearms into Canada. The charges are filed by federal prosecutors after the men are arrested in connection with an alleged gun-smuggling effort. According to the reports, the alleged scheme involves dozens of firearms being brought from the United States into Canada. Two of the three suspects have Canadian citizenship, and all three are described as accused of “gunrunning” into Canada. The cases are presented as firearms-related offenses under U.S. law, tied to the attempted transport and smuggling of the weapons across the border. The reporting indicates the arrests occur in New York, and the charges are announced publicly on Friday. Details such as the suspects’ identities, specific firearm models, and the alleged route or timing are not included in the excerpts provided. The matter remains an allegation pending court proceedings in the United States.