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MOSCOW, Jun 28 – RIA News. Authorities USA trying to convince European governments to get rid of the inspection equipment from the largest Chinese manufacturer Nuctech Co., as the expansion of the company’s presence in Europe Allegedly a threat to Western security and business, the Wall Street Journal reports with reference to the documents it had in its possession.–

According to the newspaper, the US National Security Council and several other official agencies are now trying to rally European governments to “eradicate” the presence of Nuctech, a company that produces screening systems for screening cargo, baggage and passengers at ports, airports and border crossings throughout Europe.

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According to a U.S. Department of State document of May 26, U.S. officials are worried that Nuctech may transfer personal data and commercial information to the Chinese authorities. In addition, the document states that the company raises concerns related to the safety of citizens and military transport among member countries NATO.–

According to a State Department document of May 8, Nuctech is now fighting for business in more than ten countries in Europe. One of the last countries that signed a contract for the supply of equipment from the company, according to the newspaper, has become Finland. She installed cargo scanners on the border with Russia, despite the impact from American diplomats. It is noted that the company was the only bidder for the contract, which reduced the price of equipment, and the Finnish customs did not find reasons related to the impact on security in order to refuse the company in the contract.–

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According to the newspaper, Nuctech was able to push its American and British competitors into dozens of countries. According to the State Department, Nuctech’s success has been linked to sales of goods below their market value.

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Now American diplomats are trying to prevent the conclusion of contracts with the company in Greece, Hungary, Italy and Portugalas well as the company’s attempt to “provide German Defense Ministry X-ray scanners for cargo and equipment for remote screening, “which, according to US officials, can be used in operations against US and NATO forces. However, the newspaper notes that the company has already installed its equipment for screening cargo at particularly important European borders, including with Russia, Ukraine Belarus.–

Nuctech itself says it is unaware of U.S. efforts against it. According to company representatives, Nuctech operates independently, without receiving government support. It is noted that the company poses no threat to security.

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“All the data that our devices receive is owned only by our customers: neither us, nor the EU member states, and in no case the government Of China or some other unit, “the newspaper quotes a company spokesman, Robert Bos.–

At the same time, a State Department spokesman said the United States “continues to urge its allies and partners to protect themselves from companies that are heavily funded by authoritarian regimes.”

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