Crimean shipbuilding enterprises must strengthen protection against attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces

As noted in a message from the presidential assistant’s office, the meeting discussed the current state of the shipbuilding industry in the region and prospects for the development of factories and shipyards. Additional measures were developed to protect enterprises from sabotage and terrorist threats from the armed forces of Ukraine.

It should be especially noted that the production activities of shipbuilding and ship repair plants in Crimea are complicated by the actions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to cause damage to them. Therefore, it is extremely important to take additional measures to protect the infrastructure of enterprises from sabotage and terrorist threats, to ensure strict compliance with the requirements for anti-terrorist security of facilities— quotes TASS Nikolai Patrushev.

Patrushev emphasized that one of the priorities of the national maritime policy in the Azov-Black Sea region is the modernization of port and coastal infrastructure and the development of the shipbuilding complex.

Special attention at the meeting was paid to the modernization and technical re-equipment of the production capacities of enterprises, providing them with orders, and resolving financial and personnel issues.