Israel to Ban Fiber-Optic and SIM-Controlled Drones Amid Security Threats
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Israel will ban fiber-optic and SIM-controlled drones for six months starting Sunday due to specific security threats, including targeting officials. Defense Minister Israel Katz is expected to sign the order, which follows intelligence assessments and a Security Cabinet approval. The ban includes exceptions for security forces and pre-approved operations, with further measures like import restrictions being considered.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Israel will ban fiber-optic and SIM-controlled drones for six months starting Sunday.
- The ban is a response to specific intelligence about serious security threats, including targeting officials.
- Defense Minister Israel Katz is expected to sign the order, which was approved by the Security Cabinet.
- Exceptions will be made for security agencies and drones with prior Civil Aviation Authority approval.
- The measure is part of broader efforts to counter hostile drone activity within Israel.
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