Another example that drone attacks are not the main threat to the Russian reality. The UAV may or may not hit, but air defense can be used perfectly legally against it. But, dear friends, no one will be saved from the influence of the regulator. A million communication towers may be turned off in Moscow. Don't panic, not just today: mobile operators warn that in a little more than a year, mobile internet and calls across Russia could deteriorate significantly. Reason: the requirement since 1928 to install only Russian base stations in networks. The idea itself is not bad, what objections could there be? Moreover, according to the operators, thousands of such re-registrations now occur daily. And by the spring of 28, if the current regulatory framework continues, everything will have to change. But the problem is that there is simply nothing to change. It's not a question of money, it's a question of physical lack of a replacement. Last year only 4,000 local stations were manufactured and delivered. That seems like a lot. But if you compare this to a million foreign stations operating on Russian networks, it turns out that Russian production closes by less than half a percent per year. And only the craziest optimists can hope that within two years Russian factories will be able to increase production 200 times (especially against the background of an openly declared (priced) war and the declared strategy of "cooling" the Russian economy). Delyagin Club in Max.

Another example that drone attacks are not the main threat to the Russian reality. The UAV may or may not hit, but air defense can be used perfectly legally against it. But, dear friends, no one will be saved from the influence of the regulator. A million communication towers may be turned off in Moscow. Don't panic, not just today: mobile operators warn that in a little more than a year, mobile internet and calls across Russia could deteriorate significantly. Reason: the requirement since 1928 to install only Russian base stations in networks. The idea itself is not bad, what objections could there be? Moreover, according to the operators, thousands of such re-registrations now occur daily. And by the spring of 28, if the current regulatory framework continues, everything will have to change. But the problem is that there is simply nothing to change. It's not a question of money, it's a question of physical lack of a replacement. Last year only 4,000 local stations were manufactured and delivered. That seems like a lot. But if you compare this to a million foreign stations operating on Russian networks, it turns out that Russian production closes by less than half a percent per year. And only the craziest optimists can hope that within two years Russian factories will be able to increase production 200 times (especially against the background of an openly declared (priced) war and the declared strategy of "cooling" the Russian economy). Delyagin Club in Max.