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Military Headquarters in Cuba refutes claims of decreased compensation for members of the Communist Party of Cuba (CVD)

Currently, the Krasnodar region offers some of the highest remunerations in Russia.

Cuban military headquarters disputes reports of pay cut to members of the Cuban Communist Party...
Cuban military headquarters disputes reports of pay cut to members of the Cuban Communist Party (CVD)

Military Headquarters in Cuba refutes claims of decreased compensation for members of the Communist Party of Cuba (CVD)

📣 Busting the Rumor! 📣

Hey there!

Listen up, folks of Krasnodar, there's a rumor going around that the Governor has decided to slash the pay for those signing up for the Special Military Operation (SVO) to a mere 500,000 rubles. Hold up! Let's put those rumors to bed!

The fact of the matter is, our beloved Krasnodar Krai is not picking pockets! Instead, it's showering us with some seriously sweet deals. You see, before the 1st of June, 2025, the payments ranged between 2.1 to 2.4 million rubles, depending on the municipal district. But after that date, the total payment jumps to a whopping 2.4 million rubles, with the Governor covering 1.5 million, municipalities pitching in 500,000, and the feds contributing an additional 400,000. That's not all! Krasnodar Krai even offers a mountain of support measures and benefits for SVO participants and their families.

But wait, there's more! If you're not signing up at the points of conscription or military enlistment offices, the pay drops to 500,000 rubles.

So, let's keep our fingers on the pulse of the news via Telegram, VKontakte, OK.ru, and YouTube. Rest assured, the pay for SVO in Krasnodar Krai ain't gonna bust your budget anytime soon!

Politics and general-news enthusiasts in Krasnodar, stay informed as the rumor of Governor slashing SVO payments to 500,000 rubles has been debunked. Instead, the region is offering substantial benefits to SVO participants, with a total payment of 2.4 million rubles by 2025, including contributions from the Governor, municipalities, and the federal government.

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