US judge rules Huawei must answer criminal charges about alleged Iran deal

The US referee Huawei has been tried in court since 2019, despite the trial in court and trade sanctions, trying to steal trade secrets from US competitors and stealing control equipment from US competitors, . Currently, a test is currently on May 4, 2026.

The United States district judge Ann Donnelly found the indictment in the indictment to refute the company’s offering to dismiss. In a 52-page decision, Brookin decided that the arguments of the dismissal of the dismissal were prematurely. The indictment claims that Huawei stole the trade secrets of Huawei, six companies stole trade secrets and working in Iran in Iran.

Iranian accusations are related to a control of Huawei Hong Kong-based company called Skycomdoing business in this country. Donnelly claimed that the prosecutors were operating as Skycom’s Huawei’s subsidiary and more than $ 100 million through the US financial system. “

Huawei admits that he was not guilty and “The target of the prosecutor in search of a crime” is self-touched. The case is going President Trump has launched an investigation into the allegations of China’s intellectual properties, which coincided with the first term and the circle of the Justice.

Chinese officials used the US government as an excuse for “economic violence” and national security issues as an excuse to “oppose Chinese companies.” Company CFO Meng Wanzhou, the company from the father, Huawei has been violating sanctions with Iran for three years. Wanzhou was released as a result and the charges were fired.

The US government began to restrict Huawei in 2019 to access American technology. The company struggled to protect market share However, since then, the chips and related technologies have expanded their development. The company also spent the center of attention to the Chinese market.