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VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – Meng Wanzhou has been officially charged two months after she was arrested at the Vancouver Airport. The U.S. Justice Department released a 13-count indictment against her, telecom giant Huawei, and two subsidiaries. Charges include bank and wire fraud, and conspiring to obstruct a grand jury. Prosecutors claim that the telecom giant used a Hong Kong company to sell equipment in Iran. RELATED: China demands US drop Huawei extradition request with Canada Prosecutors also allege that Huawei stole trade secrets, including the technology behind a robotic device that T-Mobile used to test smartphones, prosecutors said. A jury in Seattle ruled that Huawei had misappropriated the robotic technology from T-Mobile’s lab in Washington state.  Cormac Mac Sweeney
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The acting US Attorney General says the US is seeking Ms Meng's extradition and thanked Canada for its assistance in her case. #cdnpoli
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The allegations against Huawei and its CFO, Meng Wanzhou, are that the company made millions of dollars in transactions aimed at circumventing the US sanctions on Iran. Officials also allege Huawei flew potential witnesses out of the US and back to China #cdnpoli
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“It’s important to understand that Miss. Meng has been charged based upon her own personal conduct and not because of actions or misconduct by other Huawei employees,” said United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York Richard Donoghue. This comes as the U.S. seeks to extradite Wanzhou, who was placed under house arrest in Vancouver. Her arrest early last month has prompted unrest between Ottawa and Beijing. | 
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