米帝又要封杀华为了？说华为违背米帝旨意和朝鲜、伊朗等 ...

据《纽约时报》报道说，继中兴被米帝封杀后，米帝又把大棒挥向了比中兴大四倍的华为公司。华为公司将面临也被米帝封杀的命运。

米帝在没收的中兴业务记录里发现有一个化名为“F7”的公司在和朝鲜、伊朗、叙利亚等国做生意，从而违反了米帝的制裁令。而这个F7公司就是华为。

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/1 ... sanctions.html?_r=0
http://fortune.com/2016/03/20/hu ... /?xid=yahoo_fortune

Documents Implicate China's Huawei in Concealing Sanctioned Trade

     by  David Z. Morris     @davidzmorris  March 20, 2016

China’s telecom giant may have sought to conceal activities from U.S. trade regulators.

The New York Times has spotted a document suggesting that Chinese telecom giant Huawei has engaged in systematic deceptive trade practices. The document was part of a set of internal documents from China’s ZTE Corporation, released by U.S. regulators when they placed restrictions on U.S. companies’ dealings with ZTE earlier this month.

The document describes a company referred to by the pseudonym “F7,” cited as an example of the use of front companies to do business in countries under U.S. sanctions, such as Iran, Syria, and North Korea. The Times cites evidence that “F7” is really Huawei.

据《纽约时报》报道说，继中兴被米帝封杀后，米帝又把大棒挥向了比中兴大四倍的华为公司。华为公司将面临也被米帝封杀的命运。

米帝在没收的中兴业务记录里发现有一个化名为“F7”的公司在和朝鲜、伊朗、叙利亚等国做生意，从而违反了米帝的制裁令。而这个F7公司就是华为。

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/1 ... sanctions.html?_r=0
http://fortune.com/2016/03/20/hu ... /?xid=yahoo_fortune

Documents Implicate China's Huawei in Concealing Sanctioned Trade

     by  David Z. Morris     @davidzmorris  March 20, 2016

China’s telecom giant may have sought to conceal activities from U.S. trade regulators.

The New York Times has spotted a document suggesting that Chinese telecom giant Huawei has engaged in systematic deceptive trade practices. The document was part of a set of internal documents from China’s ZTE Corporation, released by U.S. regulators when they placed restrictions on U.S. companies’ dealings with ZTE earlier this month.

The document describes a company referred to by the pseudonym “F7,” cited as an example of the use of front companies to do business in countries under U.S. sanctions, such as Iran, Syria, and North Korea. The Times cites evidence that “F7” is really Huawei.