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Putin’s decree allowing the state to take over companies that fail to protect against drones ‘is not about nationalization,’ First Deputy PM Manturov says

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Meduza21 mins ago

A decree signed by Vladimir Putin that allows temporary state management of critical infrastructure facilities whose owners failed to protect them from drones does not amount to nationalization or a change in ownership, First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov told reporters.

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The Moscow Times17 hrs ago

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.

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Reuters18 hrs ago

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

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

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The Straits Times🏁 first to report18 hrs ago

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

MOSCOW, Aug 24 - President Vladimir Putin on Monday handed the Russian state the authority to take control of critically-important infrastructure facilities if they are deemed to be poorly protected from Ukrainian drone attacks and other threats.

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