A deal reached between the United States and China has resulted in the release of a Huawei employee in Canada and she has returned home.Meanwhile, China has released two Canadians.
Chinese state media has welcomed the return of Meng Wenzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei, one of the world's largest digital companies, following his release.Meng spent about a thousand days under house arrest.
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Chinese media had called the allegations of bank fraud against the woman official "baseless".Meanwhile, the Beijing government is completely silent on the release of two Canadians.His release is being linked to the lifting of Meng Wanzhou's detention.
Meng Wanzhou was brought in a special vehicle to appear in a Canadian court, with a special security band on his leg.
Huawei official's statement
Meng Wanzhou, a senior official of the Chinese company Huawei, flew over the North Pole to China, ignoring US airspace.
Meng said in a statement that his eyes filled with tears of joy as he returned to his homeland.In his statement, Wan Zhou also said that he was released only because of a strong homeland and that he would not have been free if he had not belonged to China.
Meng Wanzhou's Arrest and Deal
Meng Wanzhou, the daughter of a Huawei owner, was arrested in 2018 in Vancouver, Canada, on a warrant issued by a New York City court.
She was charged by U.S. prosecutors with misrepresentation, bank fraud and selling Huawei equipment to Iran.She denies the allegations.
Meng Wanzhou's Arrest
Throughout Meng Wanzhou's arrest, China continued its legal tussle with the United States and Canada and a deal was reached on Friday, September 24.As a result of the deal, the United States dropped its demand for Meng Wanzhou's deportation and a Canadian court granted him release.
Release of Canadian Citizens
A few days after Meng Wanzhou's arrest, the Chinese government detained two Canadians, Michael Kooring and Michael Sparrow.Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has confirmed the release of the two men from Chinese custody.
Huawei's chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou is set to appear in Canadian courts.
The Chinese government has remained completely silent on his release.The Foreign Ministry in Beijing also declined to comment on the release of the Canadian citizen.
Two Canadians charged with espionage in China
Meanwhile, Hushijin, editor of the Chinese newspaper Global Times, tweeted that in the three years since Meng's capture, international relations have plummeted.He clarified that unilateral detention of Chinese nationals could not be allowed.
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