Putin’s new decree empowers Russia to seize control of critical infrastructure—like oil refineries and power plants—if private owners fail to defend them from drone strikes or repair damage. Officials frame it as a safety measure, not a takeover, but analysts see it as a blunt tool to force businesses to invest in security—or face state intervention. As Ukraine continues hitting key facilities, including Afipsky and Novoshakhtinsk, the Kremlin scrambles to protect its economy while pushing corporate responsibility, even as it tries to shield giants like Wildberries from war-related disruptions.
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