Putin Signs Decree Canceling Debts for New Ukraine War Recruits
Putin’s decree cancels debts of up to 10 million roubles for new recruits and, in some cases, their spouses.
- On May 25, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree canceling debts up to 10 million roubles for new Ukraine war recruits and their families who signed contracts from May 1 onward.
- Amid stalled U.S.-led peace talks, the Kremlin introduced the debt forgiveness to enhance military capacity in a more than four-year-long war, adding to existing support measures for recruits.
- Putin also approved indefinite extension of rental rights for state land for those engaged in the conflict, while the debt relief approximates the value of a 35-square-meter Moscow apartment.
- Recruits signing contracts must commit to a minimum one-year service, gaining access to debt relief alongside higher education preferences and substantial payouts as broader recruitment incentives.
- As Ukraine plans reinforcements to northern regions amid escalation concerns, the Kremlin's expanded recruitment incentives reflect efforts to sustain military capacity while U.S.-led peace negotiations remain stalled.
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Vladimir Putin tries to attract new recruits to the war in Ukraine through a new decree that erases their debts of up to 10 million rubles (about 120,000 euros) and expands the facilities granted to their families, at a time when the Kremlin seeks to strengthen its army on the backdrop of the blockade of peace negotiations. Article Vladimir Putin erases debts of up to 120,000 euros to Russians going to fight in Ukraine for at least a year appear…
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Against the background of difficulties in recruiting into the army, the Russian president has signed a law cancelling the debts of new contract hires.
On Monday, Vladimir Putin signed a law that erases the financial debts of recruits engaged in the war in Ukraine. A new example of Kremlin's incentives to recruit military personnel. - War in Ukraine: Vladimir Putin erases the debts of new recruits to the front (International).
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