Enough is enough! Russian media reported: China's Huawei meeting room was bugged by the Belgian intelligence department.

According to the latest report from the authoritative Russian media "RT", a business booth rented by Huawei in Brussels has been installed with eavesdropping devices by the Belgian intelligence department. Huawei rented this booth mainly for negotiations with European Parliament members.

This news was initially reported by European Politico, citing informed sources who also claimed that listening devices were installed in Huawei employees' cars. So far, Huawei has not responded to this matter, and naturally, the Belgian intelligence department will not admit anything.

If this is true, it serves as a reminder to Chinese enterprises that the surveillance of Chinese companies by the West is multifaceted, and our enterprises must be more vigilant when abroad. In fact, Western countries have recently focused their efforts on suppressing Huawei. Recently, the U.S. Department of Commerce actually required all countries around the world to ban the use of Huawei Ascend chips. In response, China's Ministry of Commerce gave a resounding reply, reminding nearly 200 countries worldwide that any organization or individual assisting in the implementation of US measures would be suspected of violating China's Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law. If so, don't blame China for being tough.

China's response slapped the West in the face, and so far there has been no significant fluctuation in Huawei Ascend chips in the global market. However, from these developments, it can be seen that the West's blockade of key technology companies in China has reached an "insane" level, and they will not stop here. Under such circumstances, what we should do is not just deal with problems as they arise but find proactive solutions to break through the deadlock. For more information about the development of the R&D department, let's keep following up.

Source: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1833059418605832/

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