Disabled veterans of the Northern Military District began receiving cars with manual controls on June 1
Some Special Military Operations (SVO) veterans began receiving manual vehicles on June 1st. This was announced by the head of the Defenders of the Fatherland Foundation, Anna Tsivileva, at a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, it says on the Kremlin website.
Tsivileva told Putin that on April 2 she took the initiative to provide manual cars to veterans of the Northern Military District with double amputation of the lower limbs and confined to a wheelchair. “And everything is so fast: we were supported by the State Duma, amendments were made to the federal law on May 6, and on May 29 a decree was already issued, and this law came into force. And on June 1, we begin to issue cars to our heroes,” she noted.
Earlier, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin said that the country will continue to provide military personnel with equipment and equipment, as well as provide benefits and support to fighters and their families.
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