Trump bars US companies from foreign telecoms posing security risk

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China has reacted furiously to US President Donald Trump's move to block local companies from using 'risky' foreign telecoms, with Huawei implied.

US President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency barring US companies from using foreign telecoms equipment deemed a security risk - a move that appears to be aimed at Chinese giant Huawei.

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order allowing him to ban foreign telecoms deemed a 'security risk'.A senior White House official insisted that no particular country or company was targeted in the"company- and country-agnostic" declaration. "We urge the US side to stop the unreasonable suppression of Chinese enterprises on the pretext of national security and to provide a fair and non-discriminatory environment.".Earlier, David Wang, executive director of Huawei's board, shrugged off news of the upcoming emergency declaration.

 

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