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| The United Kingdom can request the removal of Huawei devices |
British "Telegraph" said that the United Kingdom may request the withdrawal of Huawei equipment. The British government can set a deadline for requiring Chinese companies to withdraw devices from Chinese 5G (5G) networks by 2025.
The newspaper reported that British Minister of Culture Oliver Duden will make a statement in the House of Commons on Tuesday to discuss the future of Chinese giants in the UK's communications infrastructure. The ministers hope to dismantle Huawei equipment within five years.
In addition to the strained relationship between London and Beijing, the UK reduced the role of Chinese companies in building the fifth generation network by 35% in January and banned the company from reaching the parties. The most sensitive in the system.
The government recently said that U.S. sanctions could affect Huawei's ability to deploy major network devices.
The Chinese ambassador to London, Liu Xiaoming, warned last week that removing the Huawei device would send very bad news to Chinese companies.
The Daily Telegraph reported that conservative lawmakers pressured Prime Minister Boris Johnson to accelerate the process, and ended in 2023.
Vodafone and BT have warned that, ideally, it will take at least five and seven years to avoid major damage to new UK high-speed networks.
The initial deadline for removing the Huawei device is 2029, but conservative lawmakers have threatened to vote against laws that set the timetable for defeating the House of Commons government.
After the U.S. banned sales of company chips, the need to respond to Huawei became more urgent.
Although the Trump administration has no plans to lift trade sanctions, the US decision will be reviewed next week.
Huawei urged the UK government to wait for the UK government to understand the results of the US review before making any decision.
The British Prime Minister acknowledged that he needed to clarify how the US sanctions would affect British Huawei.
Zhang Weide, Vice President of Huawei, said: Huawei has always made advanced technology available to the world as a primary function of cellular networks so that the British can stay in touch 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
He added: "The UK government should not make hasty decisions without all the evidence because fifth-generation decisions are critical to the UK's strategy and the future of its digital economy."