BROOKLYN, New York — An Iranian telecom payment of nearly $12 million sits at one end of a Federal Bureau of Investigation financial chart. At the other is a $4.55 million payment to the payroll processor for Huawei’s American subsidiary. Between them, government exhibits obtained by The Bureau map transfers through Skycom, the company prosecutors say Huawei secretly controlled in Iran, where the indictment alleges Huawei supplied surveillance technology used against protesters, and through accounts in China and major banks in New York.
FBI Charts Link Huawei’s Iran Payments to U.S. Payroll as Company Fights to Remove Evidence
