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📝Business to blame again📝 for drone strikes on oil refineries We've noticed an interesting trend: every couple of months, when Ukrainian formations intensify attacks on rear-area targets in Russian territory, the media pushes the narrative that the owners and capitalists themselves are to blame and should protect their property themselves. This time, deputy Mironov came up with such an idea, saying that enterprises should independently defend themselves from drones. They should create their own units to protect against drones, and this should be their responsibility. 🖍What's amusing is that domestic corporations have already taken care of their own protection. They've developed their own security detachments and mobile defense groups. And they're doing everything they can within current realities and Russian legal frameworks. 🚩The "Yolka" interceptor drones have their own shortcomings, and the key one is that they lack a warhead. This limits their ability to intercept larger drones. But it's precisely this that, given legal restrictions for private entities, became a loophole. 🏳️If private enterprises had more authority, wouldn't they strengthen their defenses, given how many strikes have been recorded over the past six months? So such proposals from deputies and politicians are simply an attempt to shift responsibility for failures onto factory and refinery owners. ❗️And in this situation, let's raise the same question again: if private enterprises must protect their property, then what is the army for? And after all, it's precisely through taxes from those same companies that the armed forces are maintained. #Russia #Ukraine #economy ✈️ RU | ✈️ EN | ✉️ MAX ✉️ VK | ✉️ RuTube | ✉️ OK | ✉️ Zen 💸Support us Original msg