Wojsko Polskie zakaże wjazdu chińskim autom do jednostek wojskowych przez ryzyko szpiegostwa.

The Polish military is restricting access to sensitive areas for Chinese-made vehicles due to concerns over espionage and data collection. Modern Chinese vehicles are equipped with various sensors and cameras that collect data on the vehicle's location and surroundings, which could be used to create maps of military units, monitor their environment, or track soldiers. The decision is driven by the potential security risks posed by these data in the wrong hands. The Ministry of National Defense confirmed that the issue of data collection by Chinese vehicles is under scrutiny. The Chief of the General Staff, Gen. Wiesław Kukuła, is expected to issue an order banning Chinese-made vehicles from military bases and parking lots. The exact timing and scope of the order are still unknown.