> It's no surprise NATO allies would not want to cede their comms infrastructure to a power which continually has engaged in cyberespionage/warfare against indu

> It's no surprise NATO allies would not want to cede their comms infrastructure to a power which continually has engaged in cyberespionage/warfare against industrial and geopolitical rivals. It's long been rumored that the US does this in spades (and is quite ahead of everyone else in doing so). It's less about ceding power, and instead ceding power to the devil you know vs the devil you don't.