Abbas Gallyamov

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree granting the government temporary control over key infrastructure if private owners fail to protect it from Ukrainian drone strikes or rebuild after damage. This decree applies to sectors including energy, transport, and communications, as Moscow faces mounting economic and political pressure from increasingly accurate Ukrainian attacks. Analysts view this measure as an ultimatum aimed at forcing repeatedly damaged commercial and oil facilities to undertake necessary restoration investments.

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree enabling the government to temporarily seize control of vital infrastructure if private owners fail to protect assets or rebuild after Ukrainian drone strikes. This policy applies to sectors including energy, communications, industrial, and transport facilities. Political analysts suggest the measure is intended as an ultimatum to pressure asset owners into undertaking costly restoration efforts.

Putin signed a decree allowing the government to temporarily take control of critical infrastructure if private owners cannot protect it from Ukrainian drone strikes or rebuild after attacks. This measure, which applies to energy and industrial sectors, is seen by some as an ultimatum designed to pressure owners into financing necessary repairs for heavily damaged assets like oil refineries.