Confused conflict around Huawei: China will fight until the end

"The US's use of state power to arbitrarily exert pressure on a private Chinese company such as Huawei constitutes a typical economic harbadment"said the Chancellor Wang Yi during a forum held in Kyrgyzstan.

Tensions between the United States and China on trade issues increased significantly after the White House took steps to commercially isolate Huawei, citing security concerns.

In practice, these measures prohibit US companies from providing Huawei and its affiliates with electronic components for the manufacture of mobile phones and mobile phones.

The Japanese giant Panasonic announced Thursday the cessation of its commercial relations with Huawei following US sanctions.

On the eve, mobile operators in Japan and the United Kingdom announced the postponement of the launch of new Huawei models.

"Some people in the United States do not want China to have a legitimate right to development, and China seeks to hinder this development process"Wang said, according to a statement issued by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

"This bold and egocentric approach of the United States can not have the approval and support of the international community"said the official.

Both countries should set a date for the resumption of trade negotiations after repositioning equivalent tariffs this month.

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, accuses China of not meeting the commitments made in the negotiations, while Beijing says that any agreement must be balanced.

"It is impossible for us to affirm or recognize an unequal agreement"Wang said.

"If the United States is willing to negotiate on an equal footing, then the door is open on the Chinese side, but if Washington prefers a policy of maximum pressure, China will fight to the end"he warned.