Russian President Vladimir Putin today announced monthly payment from 10,000 rubles, which is equivalent to more than 166 dollars, up to refugees from the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics, whose independence was recognized by the Kremlin in February, and from the rest Ukraine.
This measure will affect those Ukrainians who left their country for Russia on February 18 last year, that is, a week before the start of the Russian “special operation” in Ukrainestated in the presidential decree.
In the case of disabled people, they will receive 20,000 rubles (more than $330) a month, and veterans of the Great Patriotic War, as World War II is called in this country, will receive an additional subsidy of 5,000 rubles. ($83).
Families with children will be charged a fee of 4,000 rubles ($66) per offspring, and if there is only one parent, the amount increases to 10,000 rubles.
Pregnant women are entitled to a one-time payment of 10,000 rubles per month, an allowance that will increase to 20,000 rubles after childbirth.
Refugees can stay in Russia indefinitely
In the same time, Insert signed another decree, according to which these refugees can remain indefinitely on the territory of this country until they pass their photo and fingerprint registration, as well as undergo a medical examination.
The vast majority of refugees come from Donbass and from areas occupied by Russian troops, which also includes parts of the northern Kharkiv region and southern Kherson and Zaporozhye.
All migrants to Russia had to go through filtration camps, where men are searched, stripped naked and interrogated about former Ukrainian fighters.
Some of these refugees were able to leave Russian territory and go to the European Union, Latin America or the USA.
According to a UN report, the Russian military campaign has forced millions of Ukrainians to leave their homes, of which about two million will be in this country.
(As reported by EFE)
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