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Trump's staff was forced to destroy phones before leaving China: Here's why
Trump's delegation disposed of burner phones and credentials before leaving China.
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news.com.au
Trump denied favourite thing in the world
President Trump can’t use his beloved cellphone while in China, one of the many logistical challenges that he and White House staff faced on the ground in Beijing.
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techcrunch.com
US orders travelers on Air Force One to throw away gifts, pins, and burner phones after China trip | TechCrunch
While the summit appeared cordial, China remains a key adversary of the United States, given its advanced intelligence and espionage capabilities.
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dawn.com
Showdowns and spycraft on Trump-Xi summit sidelines
US officials and journalists travelling to China were advised to use phones and laptops that could be wiped or disposed of back home to preserve cybersecurity.
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hindustantimes.com
Trump's staff was forced to destroy phones before leaving China: Here's why
Trump's delegation disposed of burner phones and credentials before leaving China.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Trump-Xi summit ends with twist: US staff dump Chinese-issued phones, badges before boarding Air Force One
US staff and members of the travelling press accompanying President Donald Trump reportedly dumped all materials handed out by Chinese officials before boarding Air Force One on…
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'Nothing from China...': After ‘failed’ Beijing meet, Trump team throws away everything gifted by Xi
Donald Trump’s high-stakes China visit has sparked fresh controversy after reports claimed U.S. officials destroyed or discarded all gifts and devices received from Chinese hosts…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
'Nothing from China allowed on the plane': Trump team dumps Chinese-issued phones, badges and gifts before boarding Air Force One
US officials and press accompanying President Trump reportedly discarded all Chinese-provided items, including phones and badges, before departing Beijing. This move underscores…