By Aysen Nikolayev's estimation, upon the return of our troops from the Special Military Operation, a comprehensive support system should be in place.
In a recent discussion during the 'Direct Dialogue with Aisen Nikolaev' program, the head of Yakutia, Il Darhan, highlighted the importance of providing support for participants in the special military operation. Thanks to the efforts of the 'Fatherland Defenders' fund, along with federal, republican, and municipal bodies, there are fewer complaints than expected, according to Mr. Darhan. However, he emphasized that while there are still complaints, each case requires investigation and justice restoration. The head of Yakutia underscored the need for comprehensive work, stating that the time for quick, immediate solutions has passed. He concluded that comprehensive support programs for the completion of the special military operation and the return of fighters to the republic need to be launched and implemented. One of the key areas of focus is shifting from targeted assistance to comprehensive rehabilitation programs for those returning from the special military operation. These programs will officially start and be implemented in 2025. Medical rehabilitation, including for those who have lost limbs or suffered severe injuries, is in high demand. Psychological rehabilitation, including for family members, is also required. Retraining and employment opportunities are needed for those returning from the special military operation. Mr. Darhan recently visited the Lower Kolyma District, where he met with returning soldiers, their families, and families of the fallen. He emphasized the importance of providing retraining opportunities for those who wish to change professions after the special military operation. Aisen Nikolaev noted that there are issues related to payments, benefits, and other matters, but the branch of the 'Fatherland Defenders' fund is working well to address these issues. The fund has been instrumental in ensuring that the needs of the participants in the special military operation are met. In conclusion, the Republic of Yakutia is making significant strides in providing comprehensive support for its participants in the special military operation. The focus is on ensuring that these individuals receive the medical, psychological, and vocational support they need to reintegrate into society. The comprehensive rehabilitation programs, set to start in 2025, are a testament to this commitment.
