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- The agreement reportedly does not include any deal that would release Canadians Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig
- Meng, who has been detained in Vancouver for nearly three years, will appear via video in a US federal court hearing in Brooklyn
Huawei Technologies Co. executive
Meng Wanzhou
has reached a deal with US prosecutors that will allow her to return to China after charges against her are dropped, according to people familiar with the situation. Meng, who has been detained in Vancouver for nearly three years, will appear via video in a US federal court hearing on Friday.
The resolution will end a legal dispute that helped to throw Beijing’s relations with Canada and the United States into crisis.
As Huawei’s Meng enters Chinese airspace, foreign ministry slams ‘arbitrary detention’
The deal to free Meng appears to have resulted in China releasing detained Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor, who are also flying home.
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