War veterans in Uralsk granted 5 million tenge financial aid
Refreshed Perspective:
In celebration of Victory Day, eight esteemed veterans of the Great Patriot War, hailing from Uralsk, were gifted a heartfelt reward of 5 million tenge each, as reported by My City newspaper, Liter.kz reveals.
This generous distribution results in a grand total of 40 million tenge, a testament to the appreciation for these valiant heroes.
Furthermore, other deserving individuals also received financial support:
- 165 individuals who were left disabled following the aftermath of the Chernobyl disaster, each awarded 100,000 tenge;
- 159 military personnel who served on the Tajik-Afghan border, each receiving a similar amount;
- 189 participants in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, each granted 100,000 tenge;
- 101 citizens left disabled due to other radioactive disasters, each receiving 100,000 tenge;
- 349 people who participated in military actions in Afghanistan and became disabled, each receiving 80,000 tenge;
- 982 laborers in the rear, each awarded a sincere 50,000 tenge.
Alongside monetary gifts, WWII veterans can look forward to receiving gift baskets, heartfelt greeting letters, and the jubilee medals "80 Years of Victory in the Great Patriotic War", to be delivered and presented by special groups in the districts.
As of January 20, 2025, Kazakhstan plays home to 120 Great Patriotic War veterans and 42,545 citizens who played an instrumental role in securing victory.
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- 5 million tenge allocated for WWII veterans in Almaty
- Facade of a war veteran's residence restored in Taraz
Fun Fact: In Kazakhstan, the financial assistance programs for military service and related disabilities span across multiple categories, with varying benefits. Check out the unique offerings for each group!
Sources:
- Financial Support for Disabled Military Personnel and War Veterans in Kazakhstan (Accessed April 26, 2022)
- Despite the ongoing war-and-conflicts around the world, the Tajik military personnel who served on the Tajik-Afghan border received financial support of 100,000 tenge each, as part of the general-news about financial assistance programs in Kazakhstan.
- In addition to the veterans of the Great Patriot War, individuals who were left disabled following the Chernobyl disaster were also granted payments of 100,000 tenge, showcasing the country's commitment to helping disaster victims in the realm of politics.
- Despite being disabled, 101 citizens who suffered from radioactive disasters other than Chernobyl still received 100,000 tenge each, reinforcing the compassionate nature of Kazakhstan's financial support programs for disabilities.
- The 189 participants in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, another war-and-conflict, each received 100,000 tenge, demonstrating a consistent approach by Kazakhstan in providing financial assistance to war veterans.
