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The Russian economy is growing again, massive construction projects are underway in Moscow, and spending on new security equipment and technology is maintaining levels. Read below for the latest news from Russia.

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Police in Stavropol Krai have begun using government drones to monitor traffic incidents. The drones are equipped with modern video recording devices that can carry out surveillance at any time of day or night, as well as identify vehicle registration numbers.

Since the start of 2016, a total of 8.59 billion roubles was spent in the Russian regions on purchasing, installing and maintaining photographic and video recording systems to tackle traffic violations, according to research carried out by analysts Innovative Search Technologies. This is significantly higher than in 2015, whereby 4.6 billion roubles was spent on these technologies for the whole year.

The Russian Ministry of Transport will soon establish a new working group to develop new drone legislation. The approval was signed by Minister Maxim Sokolov on 16 August 2016.

The Government of Stavropol Krai in South Russia intends to spend more than 2.5 billion roubles to increase CCTV camera networks on roads and highways to reduce traffic violations and accidents.