On the recordJune 12, 2018
This deal was made despite the fact that ZTE created serious cybersecurity vulnerabilities for the United States and has blatantly violated U.S. trade sanctions by making sales to Iran and North Korea.
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Hassan criticizes the deal allowing ZTE to operate despite security concerns.
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