美国商务部和联邦通信委员会已逆转决定，放弃去年12月因国家安全担忧而启动的对中制无人机黑名单计划。此举被视为美中贸易框架的延续，以确保两国领导人间的友好会晤。
美国政府近日悄然放弃了对中国制造无人机的黑名单计划。这一决定由商务部和联邦通信委员会（FCC）共同作出，此前两者曾在去年12月禁止进口新型中国无人机型号，以应对国家安全风险。
撤回提案于周四正式执行，并在周五以低调方式更新于政府跟踪网站。国际危机组织高级研究顾问阿里·韦恩表示：“这一决定凸显特朗普总统希望维持他与习近平主席去年10月批准的贸易框架，并确保两人在其4月北京之行期间的友好会晤。”
中国驻华盛顿大使馆尚未回应置评请求。此前数周，FCC宣布禁止进口新型外国制造无人机及其关键部件，此举继商务部秋季类似声明之后。DJI作为中国最大无人机制造商，此前已被美国国防部列入黑名单，但本次撤回针对商业销售领域的更广泛限制。
此U型转向反映了美中关系中的权衡，在国家安全与贸易合作之间寻求平衡。
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Following its announcement earlier today, the US FCC's ban on new foreign-made drones and parts is now effective, targeting DJI amid national security fears for major events. DJI decries lack of evidence, US groups cheer boost to domestic industry, while users eye parts supply.
The Federal Communications Commission has placed new foreign-made drones and their components on its 'Covered List' due to unacceptable risks to U.S. national security. This decision stems from a Trump administration review highlighting threats like surveillance and data theft. The move aims to bolster American drone production ahead of major international events.
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The US Federal Communications Commission has voted to close loopholes allowing sales of technology deemed a national security risk, targeting Chinese firms like DJI. With a December 23 deadline approaching, DJI warns that without a security audit, its drones could face an automatic sales ban in the US. Existing owners would remain unaffected by the restrictions on new purchases.
The EU has reaffirmed its regulations for tech companies despite threats from the US. The US government criticizes the rules as discriminatory and names German firms like DHL and Siemens as potential retaliation targets. EU spokespeople stress fair application to all companies.
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Newly founded companies are selling drone and action camera products on Amazon US that closely resemble DJI technology. Brands like Xtra and SkyRover have emerged with these barely disguised items. The development has caught the attention of tech observers.
On December 24, 2025, the Trump administration barred five Europeans, including ex-EU Commissioner Thierry Breton, from the US, citing their roles in the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) as threats to American free speech on social media platforms. This is the first in a series covering the bans and reactions. (Updated coverage available.)
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The United States has warned of restrictions on major European Union service providers in retaliation for EU tech regulations targeting American companies. This escalation follows a $140 million fine imposed on Elon Musk's X under the EU's Digital Services Act, drawing sharp criticism from the Trump administration. European officials maintain that their rules ensure a fair playing field for all businesses.