A Poland-based Chinese employee of Huawei, Meng Wanzhou, and a Polish telecoms employee have been arrested for spying, according to Polish security services. Wang was said to be the company’s sales director and was a former attache at China’s Poland embassy. The Polish man, identified as Piotr D, was said to have worked for the country’s security services but left after corruption allegations. China said it was highly concerned by the arrests. New Zealand, the US and Australia have banned Huawei from taking part in their 5G technology rollouts because of security fears about Chinese state interference.
A Poland-based Chinese employee of Huawei, Wang Weijing, and a Polish telecoms employee have been arrested for spying, according to Polish security services. Wang was said to be the company’s sales director and was a former attache at China’s Poland embassy. The Polish man, identified as Piotr D, was said to have worked for the country’s security services but left after corruption allegations. China said it was highly concerned by the arrests. New Zealand, the US and Australia have banned Huawei from taking part in their 5G technology rollouts because of security fears about Chinese state interference.