eMoroor Security Awareness — What You Can't Film or Photograph in Saudi

eMoroor is the official Saudi Ministry of Interior platform that issues security warnings. It states that recording missile defense systems, drone interception zones, and restricted military sites is prohibited by law.

Prohibited Activities

• Filming or photographing missile defense sites (e.g., Patriot, THAAD, Iron Dome installations)
• Filming drone interception zones where air defense units engage drones or missiles
• Filming missile defense activity, including launch, interception, radar operations, or system monitoring
• Filming restricted military or security sites, such as bases, command centers, border checkpoints, or security checkpoints
• Filming any location where security personnel are present, even if the activity appears unrelated to missile defense
• Filming any restricted military or security facility, regardless of the type of activity

Legal Consequences

• Filming or photographing restricted sites is a criminal offense.
• Penalties include fines, imprisonment, and deportation.
• Authorities may seize recording devices used in violation.

Compliance Guidelines

• Do not film or photograph any missile defense installations or equipment.
• Do not record drone interception activities or related zones.
• Do not record any military or security facility, including bases, command centers, or border checkpoints.
• Avoid filming near military installations, even from a distance.
• Verify that any location you wish to film is publicly accessible and not restricted.

Reporting and Enforcement

• eMoroor monitors online content for violations and may issue warnings or legal action.
• Users are encouraged to report prohibited content through official channels.
• The platform provides a secure method for reporting violations.