Previously, the United States, the European Union and a number of other countries and regions have announced economic sanctions against Russia, and the attention of the outside world has begun to extend from war to economy.

As an important economic partner of Russia, there is a lot of speculation that the sanctions and war, Chinese companies in Eastern Europe will also be affected.

Since 2000, Huawei has strengthened its presence in Ukraine. Huawei has played a crucial role in the development of 2G and 3G networks in Ukraine, providing low-cost, high-quality software and equipment.

In the past few years, Huawei has helped Ukraine increase its mobile broadband penetration rate from 8 percent to 65 percent, making more than half of the equipment used by Ukrainian carriers and becoming one of the biggest suppliers to the country's three mobile operators.

In 2019, Huawei won the bid to build a 4G subway network in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine, which is the largest subway communication project in Central and Eastern Europe and Scandinavia.

However, in 2020, Ukrainian media reported that US Deputy Secretary of State Keith Krach told the media that the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry is now planning to remove all Chinese Huawei equipment installed in the ministry's buildings. The demolition of the Foreign Ministry building will be followed by the demolition of other Ukrainian government institutions.

In the war, Huawei's efforts in the past years may be destroyed, and in the future, it is unknown whether Ukraine, which "abandoned" Huawei, will choose Huawei to rebuild its network construction.