According to reports, the court documents announced the day before yesterday showed that when Meng Wanzhou was detained in Canada last December, it was asked by border officials to ask her about the business between Huawei and Iran.The company does have an office in Iran.If it is true, the United States refers to Huawei's allegations that will be supported by sanctions.
(Vancouver / New York Composite Electric) Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of China Telecom, was accused of saying to a Canadian border official that the company did have a office in Iran.If this is true, the United States will be supported by Huawei's violation of the US sanctions regulations and may be supported by the allegations of related activities in Iran.
According to Bloomberg, the court documents announced the day before yesterday showed that when Meng Wanzhou was detained in Canada last December, a Canadian border official asked her about the business exchanges between Huawei and Iran and asked her whether Huawei should not sell products that should not be sold.The country has sold products.
Excerpt from the oath of the border official showed that Meng Wanzhou replied at first: I don't know.The official then told her that the chief financial officer of such a large company did not know that such things were difficult to believe.According to the official, Meng Wanzhou said to him: Her company does have an office in Iran.
Huawei did not respond
The United States accused Huawei operating a secret subsidiary in Iran, saying that subsidiaries violated US sanctions regulations to obtain American products, technology and services.Huawei denies any behavior that violates the sanctions regulations.As of last night, Huawei has not responded.
Meng Wanzhou is the daughter of Huawei's founder Ren Zhengfei. The case against her is one of the links in the United States to fight against Huawei.The U.S. government has banned the business exchanges between this Chinese network equipment giant and US suppliers, which pushed it to the cusp of the Sino -US trade war.
The court also announced the picture of Meng Wanzhou during the three -hour time when he was detained at Vancouver Airport.Essence
These documents and pictures are provided by her defense team to confirm that the Canadian authorities deceive Meng Wanzhou in the actual nature of detention, and the purpose of this is to collect evidence for the Federal Investigation Agency (FBI).
Her defense team sought a court to overthrow the extradition case, arguing that Meng Wanzhou was not immediately arrested, but was illegally detained, search and questioned.
According to the above documents, Meng Wanzhou was allowed to call the lawyer after four hours of being detained, and a police officer said to her at the time: By the way, the sooner you call the lawyer, the sooner you can go to the United States.
According to the requirements of the FBI, Canadian border officials also coerced Meng Wanzhou to surrender the various equipment and passwords that were carried, and stored it in a special bag to prevent remote control.
Defense lawyers ask to disclose the information of the US -Canada government communication information
Meng Wanzhou's defense team pointed out that what they did can be called a secret criminal investigation, seeking to disclose all communication information between the Canadian law enforcement agencies, and the Canadian and the US government about the Meng Wanzhou case.
The Royal Procuratorate of Canada may respond before September 17.The next round of court was tried on September 23.
According to Reuters, the latest disclosed court documents also showed that in the United States' extradition application for Meng Wanzhou, Citi Group and the French Bank of Paris were listed as victims.
The two banks are ranked among four financial institutions with banks with Huawei. Meng Wanzhou was accused of misleading these institutions in business transactions with Iran.The media reported earlier that the other two banks were HSBC and Standard Chartered.
