Russia mandates businesses secure private air-defense systems against drone attacks
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The Russian government has mandated that private businesses take responsibility for their own air defense against Ukrainian drone strikes.
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- The Kremlin issued a decree requiring private companies to implement measures to protect facilities from Ukrainian drone attacks.
- Businesses failing to comply with the directive risk having their assets temporarily seized.
- Companies are now leasing air-defense systems or hiring personnel to shoot down drones as the government shifts defense responsibilities.
- This shift in security policy follows increased Ukrainian strikes on Russian industrial, logistics, and retail centers throughout 2026.
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