FCC bans new Chinese-made drones, citing security risks - ABC News

The FCC has banned new Chinese-made drones due to security risks, as reported by ABC News. This decision is part of a broader action against foreign-made drones, driven by national security and spying concerns, according to Politico. The ban specifically impacts the Chinese company DJI, as noted by CNN. In response, China's commerce ministry has urged the US to lift the ban on drone suppliers, as reported by Reuters. The New York Times highlights that the Trump Administration previously declared foreign-made drones a security threat.