Slovak police thwart arson plot targeting Ukrainian drone maker Skyeton, company confirms

Slovak police thwart arson plot targeting Ukrainian drone maker Skyeton, company confirms  The Kyiv Independent

State control can be imposed if a company fails to take security measures against drone attacks, breaks security rules and takes security steps that authorities believe are not effective.

Putin’s new decree shifts more wartime responsibility onto Russian businesses, allowing the state to take control if owners fail to protect or quickly restore critical infrastructure.

Starting August 24, Russian authorities can place critical infrastructure facilities under temporary state management if their owners have failed to take adequate security measures. Russian President Vladimir Putin signed the decree.

He said the state can temporarily take control of critical infrastructure sites if private owners fail to protect them from Ukrainian drone attacks.

Russian President decreed the state can temporarily seize infrastructure if private owners fail to protect them from Ukrainian drone attacks.

Kyiv has increasingly targeted online retail logistics centres, accusing them of providing support to the Russian armed forces