Putin Grants State Control Over Poorly Protected Infrastructure
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree allowing the state to take control of infrastructure objects deemed poorly protected, particularly in the logistics and fuel-energy sectors. This measure aims to enhance protection against threats like drones, enabling state intervention if owners fail to secure their facilities.
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