US Senator says US allies need to maintain \"common front\" on China's Huawei
United States and its allies need to maintain a common front against risk of using equipment from countries.
![Huawei would spend $2 billion as part of efforts to address security issues raised in a British government report earlier this year. (Photo: AP) Huawei would spend $2 billion as part of efforts to address security issues raised in a British government report earlier this year. (Photo: AP)](https://s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/images.asianage.com/images/aa-Cover-3uvb0v8sa2ftilmiqg05rdh413-20181208103146.Medi.jpeg)
Huawei is under intense scrutiny in the West over its relationship with the Chinese government and US-led allegations that its equipment could be used for spying. (Photo: AP)
US Senator Mark Warner said on Wednesday he wanted to “more fully understand” Britain’s reasoning for saying it had not seen any malicious activity by China’s Huawei whose equipment US authorities have said could be used by China for spying.
Warner, who is the top Democrat on the US Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, added that the United States and its allies “need to maintain a common front” against risk of using equipment from countries “that do not respect the rule of law.”
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