• Halcyon@discuss.tchncs.de
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        2 months ago

        Read the article!

        ”Usually, visitors are free to take pictures at air shows, but the U.S. military prohibited citizens of certain countries, including China and Taiwan, from entering the Osan Air Power Days event due to a recent series of illegal filming of Korean military facilities by Chinese people.

        But the suspects violated the ban and secretly entered the air show venue …”

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        2 months ago

        They took pictures of the facilities and operational aircraft, not the airshow. That’s suspicious enough to detain someone.

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          2 months ago

          Aren’t operational aircraft integral part of an air show? I never personally seen one but I can’t imagine an air show without operational aircraft. And where does it say they took pictures of the facilities?