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Why are military sites restricted?
Military sites are restricted areas to protect national security. They often house sensitive equipment, personnel, or intelligence, making them prime targets for espionage or attack. The new restricted airspace mentioned in the story is a measure to prevent unauthorised drones from gathering information or causing disruption at these crucial locations.
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