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Israel to Ban Fiber Optic and Cellular Drones

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Defense Minister Israel Katz will sign a directive banning drones controlled via fiber optic or cellular communication in Israel. The temporary six-month ban was approved by the political-security cabinet to address security concerns. This measure aims to provide immediate security solutions while further regulations are developed.

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  • Defense Minister Israel Katz will sign a directive banning specific drone types.
  • The ban covers drones controlled by fiber optic or cellular communication.
  • The measure is a temporary security directive lasting six months.
  • The political-security cabinet has already approved the ban.
  • The goal is to provide an immediate security solution.
Israel to Ban Fiber Optic and Cellular Drones
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