Poland Bans Chinese Cars on Military Premises

The Polish General Staff is preparing a document that will prohibit Chinese-made private cars from entering military units and institutions.

The decision is explained by threats to national security, according to Polish Radio.

According to army representatives, modern cars from China are equipped with a large amount of electronics capable of collecting data about the surrounding environment. This includes photos and videos, sound, and the geolocation of the vehicle.

The Polish military believes that such information could be used for espionage purposes.

The ban will apply not only to military units, but also to adjacent parking lots used by employees and visitors.

We remind you that Israel has begun to seize Chinese-made official vehicles used by officers.

We also have an article about how Chinese electric cars and devices threaten Ukraine and the West.