‘Bad policy’: China’s drone makers to shrug off US ban, analysts say
The addition of foreign drone makers, including those from China, to a US trade blacklist is unlikely to heat up relations, observers said

Addition to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)’s “covered list” means that Chinese drone makers – which hold a dominant position in the global supply chain – will not be able to obtain approvals to sell new drone models or components in the US.
Beijing responded to move on Tuesday, with its Commerce Ministry objecting in a statement to what it called a “typical measure to distort the market and an action of unilateral bully”.
Most notably, they added, the measure is expected to have an impact on industrial layout.
“It marks a new phase, where strategic competition between the two nations in key technology sectors is intensifying,” said Wang Dan, China director for Eurasia Group. For China’s drone firms, she added, this means losing a very large market, though such a loss was anticipated.