What specific legal change did Russia's Federation Council approve regarding drone threats in the Caspian Sea?

Russia's Federation Council approved a law permitting Ukrainian and other 'hostile' drones to be shot down over oil and gas rigs in the Russian sector of the Caspian Sea, thereby eliminating a legal vacuum and enabling anti-terrorism protection for such facilities without affecting shipping or fishing.

Why did Russia introduce this new drone-interception law, according to the official parliamentary note?

According to a note published on the parliament's website, drones pose 'one of the most serious threats to Russia's economic interests in the Caspian Sea', and the law was adopted to eliminate the legal vacuum and allow necessary measures for anti-terrorism protection of energy infrastructure.

Russia Approves Law Permitting Drones to Be Shot Down Over Oil and Gas Rigs in Caspian Sea, Interfax Reports

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Russia Approves Law Permitting Drones to Be Shot Down Over Oil and Gas Rigs in Caspian Sea, Interfax Reports

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