the company denies any wrongdoing. about its relationship with two subsidiaries, huawei device usa andconduct business with iran — thereby evading us sanctions against tehran. the company's chief financial officer meng wanzhou is wanted in the us in connection with those alleged activities. she was arrested in canada last year and is awaiting an extradition hearing next week. american officials are also alleging the theft of trade secrets from us firm t—mobile in 2012. ben? let's get more. karishma vaswani — our asia business correspondent — joins me from singapore. nice to see you. sally outlining the e§emé huawei, i huawei its huav expect, | its deg huav expect, we; deg no by these expect no disappointed by these charges and is denying that eight and meng wa nzhou charges and is denying that eight and meng wanzhou have broken any us laws. they point to the fact that this was settled in 2012 and the chinese government has also said that this is immoral, unreasonable and many in beijing see this as an and many in beijing see this ass—en not and many in beijing see this as—afi not just a

second, huawei device usa. the main u.s. subsidiary of huawei. third, sky com tech company, limited. a hong kong company operating in iran that was a de facto subsidiary of huawei. and fourth, wong jaomong, board member of huawei and former board member of sky com. as you're probably aware, huawei is the world's largest telecommunications company, headquartered in the people's republic of china. the defendants are various charged with conspiracy, bank fraud, wire fraud, violations of the international emergency economic powers act, money laundering and obstruction of justice. as with all defendants in the american criminal justice system, they are presumed not guilty. the indictment unsealed today is the result of a long-term investigation of huawei by the u.s. attorney's attorney's offi eastern district of new york, the doj's criminal division, the doj's national security division and our law enforcement partners from the fbi, hsi, dod and the treasury and commerce departments. the investigation is ongoing. in sum, the charges in this case in ne

alleges huawei misled the us and a global bank about its relationship with two subsidiaries, huawei device usam tech, to conduct business with iran — thereby evading american sanctions imposed on the country. the company's chief financial officer meng wanzhou is wanted in the us in connection with those alleged activities. she was arrested in canada last year and is awaiting an extradition hearing next week. huawei denies any wrongdoing by ms meng. american officials are also alleging the theft of trade secrets from us firm t—mobile in 2012. our north america technology correspondent dave lee has been following events from san francisco. for several years, the us has warned that huawei a for several years, the us has warned that huawei - a national risk. now at its security risk. now at increasing its pressure on the firm