CEO Tim Hoettges said on Wednesday.

"I do not see from what is discussed in Brussels and Germany any kind of impact" on Deutsche Telekom, Hoettges told analysts on a conference call. "It looks like the German government finds a solution which we are able to implement."

Deutsche Telekom, which operates in a dozen European markets, relies heavily on equipment from China's Huawei [HWT.UL], the networks leader that the U.S. government has shunned, arguing it poses a national security threat.

Hoettges said German network operators were already moving to remove Chinese-made equipment from the sensitive 'core' of their networks.

He did not expect the German government to follow the British government in capping the market share of high-risk vendors at 35% of peripheral radio access networks, however.

(Reporting by Douglas Busvine, editing by Riham Alkousaa)