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️🇷🇺🇺🇦 WSJ: Russian private industries are increasingly required to take responsibility for protecting their facilities as Ukrainian drone attacks intensify. Companies are leasing air defense systems, building anti-drone measures and changing security roles to respond to the growing threat.

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️🇷🇺🇺🇦 WSJ: Russian private industries are increasingly required to take responsibility for protecting their facilities as Ukrainian drone attacks intensify. Companies are leasing air defense systems, building anti-drone measures and changing security roles to respond to the growing threat.

️🇷🇺🇺🇦 WSJ: Russian private industries are increasingly required to take responsibility for protecting their facilities as Ukrainian drone attacks intensify. Companies are leasing air defense systems, building anti-drone measures and changing security roles to respond to the growing threat.

The Kremlin has ordered businesses to take steps to protect themselves, with the latest order warning that companies could face temporary state seizure if they fail to protect their facilities. The Russian Finance Ministry also offered tax breaks to help companies cover the costs of counter-drone systems and repairs following attacks.

Ukrainian drones have increasingly attacked refineries, logistics centers and industrial facilities in Russia, while Russia's large territory has left its available air defenses stretched. Businesses spent more than 440 million rubles on anti-drone systems in the first half of 2026, almost seven times the amount spent in the same period last year.