Russia suspends planned inspections for one year at businesses hit by Ukrainian drone attacks
The Russian government has imposed a moratorium on inspections of commercial sites damaged by drone attacks until October 1, 2027.
The Russian government has announced a one-year moratorium on inspections of commercial sites damaged by Ukrainian drone attacks, beginning on October 1, 2027. Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko stated that the moratorium will cover sites damaged since January 1, 2026 and will exempt them from routine and unscheduled regulatory checks.
The decision aims to reduce the administrative burden on businesses and allow them to focus on repairing the damage caused by the attacks. Ukraine has targeted Wildberries warehouses in multiple Russian regions since midsummer, while online marketplace Ozon has also been hit by drone attacks in several Russian regions since August.
The attacks have resulted in billions of rubles in damage. Russian oil refineries have also been regularly targeted by drones.
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