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Russia develops four-level protection system to safeguard warehouses from drones
Russia is developing a four-level system using nets, cables, and protective mats to safeguard warehouses against drone threats. High demand from both state-owned and commercial companies has led to a backlog in design work.

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Russia is developing a four-level system designed to protect warehouse facilities against drone threats and attacks. The project was disclosed by Roman Belyayev, head of the commercial construction project at Severstal Engineering JSC.
The protective system comprises three types of netting, ropes, cables, and special protective mats, providing a high level of protection alongside good fire resistance and anti-corrosion treatment. In addition, Severstal manufactures quick-release anti-UAV defense systems that can later be removed, returned, and certified.
Demand for warehouse protection systems is currently very high. Belyayev noted that 90 designers are booked two months in advance, and the company lacks sufficient personnel to keep pace with the design workload.
Orders for these protective systems are coming from state-owned enterprises as well as commercial warehouse operators, such as Wildberries and Ozon. Most market players currently seek at least minimal, standard protection. Meanwhile, Chinese companies are also delivering protective nets to Russia.


