First Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov stated that the list of critical infrastructure facilities is not planned to be published for security reasons. ^[1] The Moscow City Court denied a bail request of 3 billion rubles for Russian billionaire Valery Kustov, the founder of the EFKO group of companies. ^[2] Earlier reports indicated that the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade and businesses had prepared a list of 167 sites for inclusion in the list of critically important facilities in the field of trade and logistics. ^[3] President Putin signed a decree in late August on the protection of Russia's critical infrastructure. ^[4] The decree grants the Russian government the right to establish temporary management over critical infrastructure if owners have not taken adequate measures to ensure security or have violated protection requirements. ^[5] Advisers to Kustov proposed a bail amount of 3 billion rubles, which the court rejected. ^[6] Evgeny Lyashenko, the general director of EFKO, was detained and arrested alongside Kustov. ^[7] Valery Kustov was detained on July 30, 2026, and remains in pretrial detention. ^[8]