无人机疑似拍摄阅兵军机训练，国家安全部通报提醒

Core Points - The National Security Agency has imposed administrative penalties on individuals for unauthorized drone flights near military sensitive areas [1] - The agency received reports of drones flying around military training sites, prompting an investigation that revealed violations by military enthusiasts [1] - Cash rewards were given to whistleblowers under the regulations for reporting national security threats [1] Regulatory Measures - The Beijing Municipal Government has issued notices to prohibit the release of drones and other objects that may affect flight safety in certain administrative regions [1] - From July 16, 2025, to September 3, 2025, nine districts in Beijing will be designated as no-fly zones for drones and other objects [1] - Additional no-fly zones will be established in seven other districts from August 29, 2025, to September 3, 2025, prohibiting all unauthorized aerial activities [1] Public Compliance - The public is encouraged to adhere to laws and regulations regarding the filming of sensitive military equipment and unauthorized drone flights [2] - Citizens can report violations through various channels, including a dedicated hotline and online platforms [2]