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Russia lets you sell images of buildings, but a photo whose main subject is a public monument is restricted, and photographing official or military sites is dangerous.
Shoot decision
Casual public photography needs no permit. Photographing military, government, border, and certain infrastructure sites is prohibited and risks equipment seizure.
Conditional
Issuer: Site owner for commercial and many managed shoots; no permit for ordinary public photography
Cost: No permit for casual public photography; commercial shoots and many managed sites need permission
Casual public photography needs no permit. Photographing military, government, border, and certain infrastructure sites is prohibited and risks equipment seizure.
Drones must be registered with Rosaviatsiya and flights authorized; many regions impose outright bans
Flying is heavily restricted over Moscow, government, and military areas. For detail, see Drone Authority.
Yes to photograph, but Civil Code Art. 152.1 generally requires consent to publish an identifiable person's image
No consent needed when the person is incidental in a public place and not the main subject.
Limited
Civil Code Art. 1276: architecture in public may be used commercially, but fine art and photographs permanently in public may not when the image is the main object or used for profit.
Guidance, not legal advice
Drone Authority
Photography access and drone permission are separate questions. Drone Authority covers the flight-law side for this country.

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