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The U.S. Congress is set to approve the $886 billion NDAA for 2025-2026, emphasizing military support for Lebanon to counter Hezbollah. However, aid will depend on reforms and non-collaboration with the group, posing challenges for Lebanon’s governance.
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After a number of key legislative priorities related to cracking down on China failed to make it into the yearly defense bill, Republicans are working...
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DJI, Autel drones under fire: NDAA 2025 raises stakes
The NDAA 2025 proposes a ban on Chinese drones, targeting DJI and Autel Robotics due to national security risks. If added to the FCC's Covered List, DJI drones could be barred from US communications, raising concerns for users and enthusiasts. #NDAA2025 #Drones
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DJI, Autel drones under fire: NDAA 2025 raises stakes
The NDAA 2025 may ban Chinese drones like DJI and Autel, citing national security risks. The legislation targets their affiliates and mandates a supply chain analysis, raising concerns for drone users amid geopolitical tensions. Vote expected soon. #NDAA2025 #Drones
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FY 2025 NDAA Conference Text: What Happened with the “Countering CCP Drones Act”
The FY 2025 NDAA includes Section 1709, addressing security risks from Chinese drones like DJI and Autel. A national security agency must evaluate these risks within a year, potentially banning them from U.S. communications networks. #NDAA2025 #DroneSecurity
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The UAP Disclosure Act is dead for 2025—dropped from the NDAA package. How long will they keep stonewalling us? #NDAA2025 #UAPDisclosure www.abovethenormnews.com/2024/09/20/s...
