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Anadolu Agency (24 March 2026)

Japan's Cabinet on Tuesday approved several counterterrorism measures, including tighter regulations on the use of drones and expansion of no-fly zones, local media reported.

The revisions to the Drone Act are aimed at responding to the increased risks of terrorism posed by advancements in unmanned aircraft, Tokyo-based Kyodo News reported.

The new rules establish a 300 to 1,000-meter no-fly zone around designated facilities and will be submitted to the ongoing parliamentary session.

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