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U.S. officials have long complained that Chinese intellectual property theft has cost the economy billions in revenue and threatens national security.

As the Trump administration works to isolate Chinese tech firm Huawei from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries, acting Defense Secretary Pat Shanahan doubles down on U.S. concerns during a week-long trip through Asia.

Deputy Secretary of Defense hosts an enhanced honor cordon for acting Minister of National Defense for Afghanistan Lt. Gen. Tariq Shah Bahrami Nov. 20, 2017, at the Pentagon.TOKYO — As the Trump administration works to isolate Chinese tech firm Huawei from developing a larger foothold in U.S. partner countries, acting Defense Secretary Pat Shanahan doubled down on U.S. concerns during a week-long trip through Asia.

Gen. Joseph Dunford, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has previously said that if U.S. allies proceed with Huawei's equipment, intelligence cooperation could be undermined.

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