english.jpnn.com, CHINA - Chinese authorities are preparing retaliation for the revocation of Unicom's operating license in the United States.
We would take the necessary steps to protect the rights of Chinese enterprises, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) said in Beijing on Thursday.
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China opposes the decision of the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to revoke the operating license of the Chinese state-owned telecommunications operator in the US.
The US has damaged the business climate at home to the detriment of the legality of Chinese companies and global consumers, according to MIIT.
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MIIT urges the US to be fair and non-discriminatory towards Chinese companies.
However, MIIT did not mention the retaliatory action that would be prepared in response to US sanctions against the company.
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The FCC ordered Unicom to terminate its interstate and international domestic telecommunications services in the US within 60 days of the decision being published on Thursday.
The sanctions were issued because Unicom had the potential to interfere with US security systems.
In 2019, the FCC rejected China Mobile Ltd's application to provide US telecommunications services citing national security risks. (ant/dil/mcr20/jpnn)
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