The Polish armed forces has claimed the vehicles could pose a security risk and be used for spying
The Polish Army on Tuesday imposed a ban on Chinese-made vehicles, barring them from entering high-security installations. The modern, advanced cars are capable of “uncontrolled acquisition and use of data” and could be used for espionage purposes, it argues.
The army said the measure pertains only to high-security sites, while access to publicly accessible military locations, such as hospitals, garrison clubs, or libraries, will not be restricted.
The cars may still be allowed at the off-limits sites if certain functions are disabled and they…
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