Increased remuneration for timber and coal supplied by participants in the Free Economic Zone of Zabaicali

In a significant move, the regional government of Zabaykalsky Krai has announced an increase in payments for those involved in the Special Military Operation (SVO). This decision, which comes upon the instruction of Governor Alexander Osipov, is aimed at supporting SVO participants and their families.

The increased compensation amount for SVO participants in Zabaykalsky Krai is set at 22,000 rubles. This applies not only to the participants themselves but also to their guardians, custodians, parents, spouses, and minor children. Additionally, individuals who have been recognised as having raised and supported an SVO participant for at least 5 years before they reached adulthood are eligible for this increased compensation.

The announcement, made by Minister of Finance Vera Antropova, also extends to children up to 23 years old who are studying full-time, as well as to children over 18 who became disabled before the age of 18, of SVO participants.

The regional government has also reported an increase in payments for solid fuel, firewood, and coal, aiming to alleviate the burden of these essential costs for the SVO fighters and their families.

The details regarding the eligibility criteria for the payment were not provided in the announcement. However, it is clear that this increase is a significant step towards supporting those who are directly or indirectly affected by the SVO.

The regional government's official portal was the platform for this important announcement, ensuring that the information reaches the intended audience promptly and accurately.

While the search results do not provide the name of the governor of Zabaykalsky Krai who ordered the increase of compensations for SVO participants and their families, the impact of this decision is undeniable. The increased payments are now in effect in the Zabaykalsky Krai region, offering much-needed support to those who need it most.

Increased remuneration for timber and coal supplied by participants in the Free Economic Zone of Zabaicali