
DJI is not a Chinese Military Company the drone maker says in statement
Drone maker DJI has always opposed the use of civilian drones for combat purposes, the company repeats it is not a Chinese Military Company.
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Drone maker DJI has always opposed the use of civilian drones for combat purposes, the company repeats it is not a Chinese Military Company.

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