==Serbian Technology with Chinese Characteristics==
Roaming Networks, a relatively unknown corporation based in [[Serbia]] run by oligarch Nenad Kovac1Kovac, <ref>https://archive.is/nb22R</ref> was selected as the enterprise partner of [[Huawei]] (CCP) to install their technology into [[Eastern Europe]]. Roaming Networks
1) Installed Huawei radio communications equipment in Serbia for multiple telecom corporations;
2) Worked with T-Mobile in Austria to install Huawei equipment for 3600 cell towers; and
3) Built a large CCTV system in Belgrade for a “safe city project” using turnkey Huawei FTTx network equipment. Denmark’s TDC
Telecom also received a Huawei injection. Roaming enabled CCP-owned Huawei to run the Serbian nationwide transport network, including railways, electric power, and wind. Roaming built their own HQ data center using Huawei tech, and was rewarded with the design, implementation, and 24x7 maintenance of the [[Bank of China]]. Even the National Assembly of Serbia is now wired with Huawei. In 2017, they lost their license to operate in [[Denmark]].<ref>https://archive.is/7NEVm</ref>
Dominion Voting Systems Corporation is located at OSMANA DJIKICA 18, 11060, Beograd Serbia. <ref>https://archive.is/hbB1B</ref> It is registered as a Computer Systems Design company. One of the software engineers is Ivan Yukovic, designing Election Management Systems (EMS) used in U.S. elections. Srjdan Nogo, a former Serbian Member of Parliament, identified connections between Serbian government, tech companies, George Soros, and the former VP Joe Biden.<ref> https://srbinarchive.info/svet/the-serbian-software-and-the-election-fraud-in-usais/yhrj8</ref> He confirmed Dominion used the Serbian company as their software design team. As he began writing about the US election and his discoveries about where the Dominion software was actually designed and maintained, Bojan Djordjevic, listed as the legal representative of the Serbian company, began responding to him and trying to explain.
On May 16, 2019, the United States BIS added Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. and many of its non-U.S. affiliates to the Entity List. The addition of Huawei and its affiliates to the Entity List imposed a license requirement on the listed entities supplemental to those found elsewhere in the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).<ref>https://www.bis.doc.gov/index.php/documents/pdfs/2447-huawei-entity-listing-faqs/file</ref>
Dominion Voting Systems uses Roaming Networks, the Serbian Huawei partner: Implementation all flash Pure storage solution on primary Data Center.<ref>https://www.roamingnetworks.com/?page_id=107&lang=en</ref> And Dominion hardware is Made In China.<ref>https://tsarizm.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Serbia-China-Dominion-8.12.21.pdf</ref>
==Complaints==