Drones, a symbol of technological progress, can be used to photograph stunning landscapes, make maps, and even deliver to your home. But the problem behind it is that drones "fly in the dark" - they fly illegally without permission, which poses a serious threat to the security of the country. It's not a movie plot, it's something that really happens around us. Recently, the Intermediate People's Court of Langfang City, Hebei Province, conducted a case. A surveying company was on a mission when its drones crossed the military-administered area without authorization. This seemingly simple violation can have serious consequences. Unauthorized airspace flights mean disregard for the state's management of airspace security.
Worse, if military Xi or combat readiness is taking place in the region, the "black flying" drone could strayed into a military restricted area, causing potential danger. This issue is of great concern both at home and abroad. Russian forces have begun deploying equipment to monitor and jam illegal drone activity;Israel has developed systems to protect critical infrastructure from small UAVs. Although China is gradually improving its laws, regulations and prevention system, it is necessary to remain vigilant in the face of the growing "black flying" incident. Each successful disposition reflects China's increasing preparedness and technical level.
By checking the data of meteorological stations and other means to expose the "black flight", we have demonstrated a strong monitoring capability and rapid response mechanism. In summary, the "black flying" problem is a hidden danger that cannot be ignored and involves *** considerations. As citizens, we need to follow the rules and ensure that our own use of drones is legal and compliant, while also raising awareness and vigilance about such issues. Only in this way can we ensure that the sky belongs not only to birds and clouds, but also to *** and public order.
With technological progress and policy improvement moving forward side by side, we have reason to believe that China will effectively solve the problem of "black flights", protect every inch of airspace security, and take solid steps in maintaining national defense readiness resources.