Chinese authorities have announced new rules regarding drones a few days after the visit of Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
Chinese authorities have announced that amid criticism from the United States and allies over Beijing's assistance to Russia, they will tighten rules for the export of drones intended for military use.
Bloomberg writes about this.
As it became known, unmanned aerial vehicles with high measuring equipment have been added to the “black list” for export by a number of departments. In particular, the Central Military Commission. These changes will come into force on September 1.
For its part, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce once again stated that civilian equipment should not be used for “proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, terrorism or military purposes.”
Interestingly, the Chinese authorities announced new rules regarding drones a few days after the visit of Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba.
Recall that Ukraine sent an invitation to the head of the Chinese Foreign Ministry to visit the country.
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