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Washington DC – President Donald Trump said Sunday that China would have agreed to a deal about the sale of Tiktok If it wasn’t for the Customs War, he released last week.
Donald Trump said that a Tiktok take over agreement with the spread of the brutal customs that he introduced in China last week. © Antonin UTZ and Seth Little / Various Sources / AFP
Trump on Friday extended the deadline for TikTok to find a non-Chinese buyer or meet a ban in the United States, which means that 75 days will find a solution-one day after introduce additional 34% data on all Chinese imports.
“The report is that we had a deal, quite a lot for Tiktok, not a deal, but quite close, and then the China changed the deal because of customs. If I gave a small cut in customs, they would approve that deal in 15 minutes, which shows you the power in customs,” Trump told reporters on board Air Force One.
The extremely popular video sharing app, which has more than 170 million American users, is threatened by an American law that was adopted last year that orders Tiktok to divide from its Chinese change of ownership.
Trump had insisted that his administration was close to a deal to find a buyer for Tiktok and prevent it from turning off that would involve several investors, but gave some details. He has also suggested on Potentially facilitate customs to sweeten the Business for Beijing, even when his trade war has provoked A strong answer From China.
Bythadance, while confirming that it was in conversation with the US government to find a solution, warned that “key issues” remained to be solved.
“An agreement has not been executed” and what was decided would be “subject to approval under Chinese law,” the company said.
