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FCC拟禁止部分外国军用级无人机进口并延长非中国豁免至2028年
拟议禁令针对部分外国军用级无人机，尤其涉及蜂群和红外技术，方向上压制中国无人机厂商美国新增型号准入。
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The Federal Communications Commission said on Tuesday it had tentatively decided to ban the import of some foreign-pro…
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政策仍为暂定且未披露订单或采购转移金额；直接受损DJI未上市，替代受益股缺少可量化短线传导，不做。
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- Reuters报道FCC周二暂定决定禁止部分外国军用级无人机进口，并延长部分非中国豁免至2028年1月。
关键理由
- 拟议禁令针对部分外国军用级无人机，尤其涉及蜂群和红外技术，方向上压制中国无人机厂商美国新增型号准入。
- 但禁令仍需30天评论期，且不适用于联邦政府采购、非军用级无人机或已购设备，直接可交易受损主体DJI未上市。
主要风险
- 美国本土无人机替代受益链条可能存在，但本条未点名订单、份额或采购转移金额，政策仍属暂定。
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The Federal Communications Commission said on Tuesday it had tentatively decided to ban the import of some foreign-produced military-grade drones, including swarming drones and drones with infrared technology.
The FCC in December barred all new models of foreign drones from imports but then issued a series of exemptions for some drones and drone components that were not produced in China. The FCC said on Tuesday it would extend those exemptions until January 2028.
The prohibitions would not apply to any drones purchased or imported by the federal government or to non-military-grade drones or critical components.
The FCC said swarm-enabled drones "can overwhelm defenses, provide persistent surveillance, and create complex operational challenges that strain traditional air defense systems, which pose significant risks to public safety and national security."
The order, if finalized after being open to public comments for 30 days, would not affect continued use or operation of already-purchased drones.
The Chinese embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
President Donald Trump's administration has mounted a sweeping crackdown on Chinese technology gear.
Last month, the FCC banned the import of more equipment from a group of Chinese manufacturers effective July 16.
China-based DJI, the world's largest dronemaker, filed a lawsuit in February challenging the FCC drone import ban decision. It sells more than half of all U.S. commercial drones.
Many U.S. lawmakers have argued that Chinese drones pose national security risks.
Under the FCC decision in December, DJI, Autel and other Chinese drone companies cannot obtain approval to sell new drone models or key components in the U.S., though existing products can still be sold.
The FCC has said it is working to boost the U.S. drone manufacturing sector and potentially allocate more spectrum for drone operators.
The FCC in December barred all new models of foreign drones from imports but then issued a series of exemptions for some drones and drone components that were not produced in China. The FCC said on Tuesday it would extend those exemptions until January 2028.
The prohibitions would not apply to any drones purchased or imported by the federal government or to non-military-grade drones or critical components.
The FCC said swarm-enabled drones "can overwhelm defenses, provide persistent surveillance, and create complex operational challenges that strain traditional air defense systems, which pose significant risks to public safety and national security."
The order, if finalized after being open to public comments for 30 days, would not affect continued use or operation of already-purchased drones.
The Chinese embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
President Donald Trump's administration has mounted a sweeping crackdown on Chinese technology gear.
Last month, the FCC banned the import of more equipment from a group of Chinese manufacturers effective July 16.
China-based DJI, the world's largest dronemaker, filed a lawsuit in February challenging the FCC drone import ban decision. It sells more than half of all U.S. commercial drones.
Many U.S. lawmakers have argued that Chinese drones pose national security risks.
Under the FCC decision in December, DJI, Autel and other Chinese drone companies cannot obtain approval to sell new drone models or key components in the U.S., though existing products can still be sold.
The FCC has said it is working to boost the U.S. drone manufacturing sector and potentially allocate more spectrum for drone operators.
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