Germany's military will stop using Chinese-made drones for training and bans certain vehicles from bases
Summary
The German government says its military will stop using Chinese-made drones for training purposes and replace them with German or other European models, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Wednesday 11 November. Bloomberg reported that Germany's military banned Chinese-made drones used for training purposes and prohibited certain vehicles from bases after a counterintelligence assessment showed that data was potentially being collected and disseminated, according to people familiar with the matter, headlining that the German Army bans Chinese drones and cars from military bases.
Latest: The German government says its military will stop using Chinese-made drones for training purposes and replace them with German or other European models, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, and Bloomberg reported that the military also prohibited certain vehicles from bases after a counterintelligence assessment showed that data was potentially being collected and disseminated, people familiar with the matter said.
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Wednesday 11 November
The German government says its military will stop using Chinese-made drones for training purposes and replace them with German or other European models, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported, and Bloomberg reported that the military also prohibited certain vehicles from bases after a counterintelligence assessment showed that data was potentially being collected and disseminated, people familiar with the matter said.
- 08:24Bloomberg German Army Bans Chinese Drones and Cars From Military Bases
- 05:00ABC News Germany's military will stop using Chinese-made drones for training purposes
- 04:49The Philadelphia Inquirer Germany's military will stop using Chinese-made drones for training purposes