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Kazakhstan to compensate war veterans with 5 million tenge.

In honor of the 80th anniversary of triumph in the Great Patriotic War, a unique financial aid of 5 million tenge is to be distributed among World War II veterans, as per our news site, according to the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection.

Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the triumph in the Great Patriotic War, the Ministry of...
Commemorating the 80th anniversary of the triumph in the Great Patriotic War, the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Population plans to distribute a one-time financial aid of 5 million tenge to World War II veterans, according to our reports.

Kazakhstan to compensate war veterans with 5 million tenge.

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Celebrating the 80th Anniversary of the Great Patriotic War Victory: Kazakhstan's Cry of Gratitude

Step into a heartfelt celebration as Kazakhstan, in the spirit of gratitude, showers its Great Patriotic War veterans with special acknowledgements and one-time financial assistance. Here's a peek into the heartwarming commemoration:

A Cherished Legacy, Rewarded

  • Monetary Tribute: Kazakhstan extends a heartfelt gratitude to its 111 surviving WWII veterans, offering each a one-time financial assistance of around $9,686.90 as of April 1, 2025[2][4].
  • National Recognition: Beyond the financial assistance, these heroes are honored through grand events and solemn tributes.

Unforgettable Celebrations

  • Grand Parade: A grand military parade on the joint occasions of Defender of the Fatherland Day and the 80th anniversary of Victory Day, graced over 4,000 troops and displayed an array of military equipment [3][5].
  • Tribute to Heroes: Kazakhstan's rendition of Russia's "Immortal Regiment," Batyrlarğa tağzym ("Let’s Bow to the Heroes"), salutes the brave front-line warriors in a distinctly national setting [2][3].
  • The Legacy of Streets: In a gesture to perpetuate the veterans' legacy, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev announces plans to name over 500 streets after them [2].

Central Asian Solidarity

The courageous commemoration is not a solitary act in Central Asia. The region extends varying financial support to veterans, with Uzbekistan offering the highest amount at $10,000 per veteran [2].

Ties That Bind: Russia and Central Asia

Despite geopolitical complexities, Central Asian leaders, including Kazakhstan's President Tokayev, attend the Victory Day parade in Moscow, reflecting the intricate relationship between Central Asia and its historical ally, Russia [2][3].

In recognition of their unwavering courage, the ongoing celebration in Kazakhstan includes a special focus on sports events to honor its Great Patriotic War veterans. (Sports)

As part of the heartwarming commemoration, a series of sports tournaments are organized to further celebrate the sacrifice and triumphs of these veterans. (Sports)

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