ZTE had forbidden to trade with the U.S. component manufacturer for violating the trade embargo between the U.S. and Iran.
The second-largest telecommunications company in China was importing a high-frequency antenna with U.S. chip in it. The U.S. found that ZTE has deliberately ignored the embargo continuing and an agreement with Iran.
Responding to this, a senator from the party Republic Marco Rubio, contending the criticism loud enough.
"ZTE shouldn't have been given waivers. There is no tolerance for the Government of China for things like this because they could steal and spy on the American movement, "says Marco, known from Reuters.
ZTE's business in the US had almost crippled the Government enacted the ban after the United States purchased the United States technology components for seven years.
