Putin hands Russian state right to take control of badly protected infrastructure objects - Reuters

Putin hands Russian state right to take control of badly protected infrastructure objects  Reuters

Putin Allows Russia to Take Over Poorly Protected Infrastructure

Russian President Vladimir Putin is allowing the state to take over temporary control of critical facilities that are regarded as insufficiently protected from Ukrainian drone attacks.

By Greg Sullivan

Russia to seize poorly protected infrastructure as Ukraine barrage persists

Owners could lose control of facilities if regulators find them too slow to repair damage.

Putin orders protection of logistics and fuel-energy sector from drones, enables state control if owners fail

Russian leader Vladimir Putin signed a decree on 24 August under which critical infrastructure facilities whose owners fail to ensure their security may be placed under temporary state management by government decision.

By STANISLAV POHORILOV

Putin hands Russian state right to take control of badly protected infrastructure objects

Putin hands state right to take control of badly protected infrastructure objects - The Straits Times

Putin hands state right to take control of badly protected infrastructure objects  The Straits Times

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Putin Signs Order Allowing Government to Seize Critical Infrastructure Following Attacks

The special powers allow the state to assume control over the physical, financial and legal assets of facilities that fail to maintain adequate security or are slow to make repairs following attacks.