Mintrans: No Need for Temporary Control in Transport Firms
The head of the Russian Ministry of Transport, Andrey Nikitin, stated that enterprises in the transport and logistics sectors are managing to protect critical infrastructure, and there is currently no basis for applying the presidential decree on temporary administration to them.
Consensus
- Transport and logistics companies are actively working on protecting critical infrastructure.
- The head of the Ministry of Transport, Andrei Nikitin, said there are no current disruptions requiring additional measures.
- President Vladimir Putin signed an order in August allowing for temporary management of critical infrastructure if owners fail to ensure security.
- The order permits temporary management if owners are ineffective in countering drone attacks or fail to restore infrastructure functionality.
- The Ministry of Transport believes companies are meeting their responsibilities without government intervention.
Points of divergence
- The government has already identified several enterprises where temporary management could be introduced. — kommersant
Coverage (3 sources)
- Ministry of Transport sees no reasons for temporary management in transport companies — Коммерсантъ
- Minister of Transport sees no reason to apply the decree on temporary management to transport enterprises — Интерфакс
- Minister of Transport assessed the need to introduce external control in transport — Москва 24
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