Huawei it would have reached such a desperate situation at the moment that it would have started asking its partners in the USA to violate American law just to be able to continue working with it, and you would supply components for phones, and not only . According to the Secretary of the US Department of Commerce, Wilbur Ross, Huawei would have asked its partners to move their headquarters and activity outside the US to escape sanctions.
Huawei is basically asking its US partners to break the law, because moving the business outside the US to circumvent Trump's sanctions and work with the Chinese company is a violation of US law, according to Ross. The situation is very interesting, because Huawei says on the one hand that it is doing very well without the help of the Americans, and on the other hand it demands breaking the law in order to function.
DESPERATE, Huawei would DEMAND VIOLATION of the Law for its Phones
Huawei more than likely motivated the US government through these actions to take into account the ban on the sale of components to the Chinese, regardless of which corner of the globe they are produced, so that there are no methods to evade the sanctions. Now it is explained why such a decision was taken into account by the US government against Huawei, but also why the ban is also taken into account for transactions in dollars for the Chinese company.
"Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei encouraged its suppliers to violate US law by telling them to move operations outside the country in an attempt to avoid US sanctions," said Commerce Department Secretary Wilbur Ross. Anyone removing the product specifically to avoid the penalty...that's a violation of US law. So here you have Huawei encouraging US suppliers to break the law.”
Huawei has boasted in recent months about its growing revenues and growing sales for mobile phones, and those in the US government certainly didn't understand why the sanctions didn't work, until they found out what was happening in secret. Now the US wants to completely block Huawei's activity with American companies, which the initial sanctions should have already done, but they didn't do much, so it seems that more radical measures are being considered.
Huawei tried to evade US sanctions by any means, apparently, but it seems that the Americans are not so easily fooled and even want to completely block the Chinese company, which seems to be getting more and more desperate.
