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In Russia, temporary administration has been authorized for critical infrastructure facilities if ...

Unn.Ua • August 24, 2026

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has allowed the introduction of “temporary administration” at infrastructure facilities whose owners fail to ensure their security. This is stated in a decree on “measures to ensure the security of critical infrastructure facilities,” UNN reports, citing Russian media.

According to Putin’s decree, the authorities will be able to introduce temporary administration at infrastructure facilities whose owners “fail to take security measures” in “conditions of external threats.”

Temporary administration may also be introduced when the restoration of such facilities is delayed.

This concerns, in particular, fuel and energy sector facilities, industrial facilities, life-support facilities, nuclear power facilities, and communications.

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Putin's Decree Enables State Control Over Critical Infrastructure Amid Drone Attacks Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree allowing the state to temporarily seize control of critical infrastructure facilities if private owners fail to protect them from Ukrainian drone attacks. This decree, prompted by increasing drone strikes on oil refineries and logistics hubs, applies to various sectors including energy, transportation, and communications. The measure aims to address public frustration and economic pressures in Russia as attacks escalate. Kremlin officials stated that inadequate security measures will trigger state intervention. The decree does not imply nationalization but allows for state management to ensure safety and operational restoration. Recent attacks have targeted facilities belonging to major retailers like Wildberries and Ozon, causing significant disruptions. The situation remains fluid as Ukraine continues its aerial assaults, and Russia seeks to bolster its defenses. 15 sources 63

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