During counter-terror operations, security forces gain sweeping powers such as movement restrictions, vehicle seizures, call monitoring, no-go zones, checkpoints, and increased security at key sites.
Russia n service members drive a tank in the area bordering Ukraine in Kursk region. / Photo: Reuters
Russia's army has rushed in extra troops and equipment, including convoys of tanks, rocket launchers and aviation units - though neither side has given precise details on the extent of the forces they have committed. Movement is restricted, vehicles can be seized, phone calls can be monitored, areas are declared no-go zones, checkpoints are introduced, and security is beefed up at key infrastructure sites.
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