Russia Halts Inspections of Drone-Damaged Businesses
Russia's government has signed a decree imposing a moratorium on inspections of commercial facilities damaged by drone attacks or incendiary devices, as announced by Vice Premier Dmitry Grigorenko. This is a policy response to ongoing Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian territory, signaling economic adaptation to sustained conflict. The move may reduce regulatory burden on affected businesses but also indicates the scale of drone damage inside Russia.
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Ukraine Drone Strikes on Russian Energy Infrastructure Intensify; Russia Adapts
Ukrainian drone attacks against Russian energy infrastructure are confirmed to be ongoing, with a recent strike halting operations at a Rostov region oil refinery. Russia has responded by implementing a moratorium on inspections for drone-damaged businesses, indicating an adaptation to sustained conflict and the scale of internal damage. The full extent of damage and operational impact on the Rostov refinery remains unclear.