Russia's State Duma has passed a law allowing bank employees to shoot down Ukrainian drones, reflecting the Kremlin's struggle to defend against increasing drone attacks. The law permits banks to install electronic warfare equipment and authorizes selected employees to engage in military-like actions. This unusual measure indicates a failure in Russia's military drone defense capabilities. The bill, which still requires approval from the Federation Council and President Putin, aims to protect valuables and has raised concerns about its practical implementation.