Russia drafts tax changes to offset corporate defense and drone-damage costs

Russia's Finance Ministry is drafting tax legislation changes to account for corporate spending on defending facilities and repairing drone-attack damage, per Deputy Finance Minister Alexey Sazanov. This signals the Kremlin is formalizing war-related costs into the tax code, potentially easing the burden on affected companies while shifting fiscal pressure. The move reflects the ongoing economic strain of drone warfare on Russian industry and the state's adaptation to sustain war financing.