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The government is allocating 2.3 billion hryvnias to compensate for the restoration of damaged housing The decision con...

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The government is allocating 2.3 billion hryvnias to compensate for the restoration of damaged housing

The decision concerns Bucha Raion of Kyiv region, including the village of Vyshneve, which was heavily affected by enemy attacks, in particular the 6 July attack, when a strike on an industrial facility caused significant damage to much of the village.

This is the right decision, but one question remains — why only in September? Assistance needs to be intensified, not additional funds allocated months later.

Уряд виділяє 2.3 млрд грн на компенсації відновлення пошкодженого житла

Рішення стосується Бучанського району Київської області, у тому числі села Вишневе, яке сильно постраждало внаслідок ворожих атак, зокрема атаки 6 липня, коли через влучання у промисловий об'єкт значна частина села постраждала.

Це правильне рішення, але одне питання — чому аж у вересні? Потрібно інтенсифікувати допомогу, а не виділяти додаткові кошти через місяці.

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