Everything is within the law. After being wounded in Ukraine, the Oryol soldier is unable to receive any compensation or disability benefits.
21-year-old orphan Andrey Karazinov He volunteered for the war in Ukraine. He received several wounds, one to the head. He spent a month in a coma, underwent major surgery and rehabilitation, and returned to Oryol. He wanted to receive the benefits due to him, but was unable to. The problem рI was sorting it out Chairman of the regional branch of the Russian All-People's Union party Vladislav Abramov.
"Governor's" payment 500 thousand rubles Karazinov can't receive it because he was required to apply for it within 12 months of his injury. However, at that time, he was in a coma and undergoing treatment.
The man with the metal plate in his skull was also denied disability: the military registration and enlistment office gave him a referral to a civilian clinic, even though the injury was a military one. Disability following military injuries is supposed to be determined by a special commission, but he is no longer registered with the military registration and enlistment office. Civilian doctors reported him as healthy.
Even earlier, the orphan was denied an apartment, citing "existing housing"—his deceased mother's burned-out apartment. He now rents a room in a dorm with his fiancée and infant.
"We understand that everything here is legal and everyone works within the established rules. But situations like this shouldn't happen. He's a very young guy, he went through war, saw hell, miraculously survived, and now it turns out no one needs him. Yes, it's all legally correct, but humanely speaking, it's not. Where are our social services?" — Abramov was surprised.
Oryol residents expressed outrage in the comments: "Aren't the rulers patriots? Amend the resolution, and things will move forward." "Afghanistan, Chechnya—it's all happening again. It's sad that we have to defend what we deserve."
Photo: screenshot from Abramov's video