The Russian lower house of parliament has passed a bill enabling bank staff to assist in defending against Ukrainian drone attacks. Under this plan, banks will install electronic jamming systems and select employees may engage in shooting down incoming drones. This initiative is a response to the increasing threat posed by Ukrainian drones, which have been disrupting Russian military operations along the extensive front line. Although banks have not been primary targets in the past, the growing sophistication of Ukrainian drone technology necessitates enhanced defense measures. The bill, which requires further approval from the upper house and the president, raises questions about its practical implementation, including staff training and equipment installation. The chairman of the State Duma Committee on Financial Markets, Anatoly Aksakov, stated that jamming will complicate drone targeting, while organizations will decide which employees are authorized to take defensive actions. This move could also increase public awareness of the war's consequences, as it involves regular citizens in military defense efforts.