What benefits and social support are provided to participants in hostilities?
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Participants in hostilities receive free medicines and dental treatment; free sanatorium treatment; continued access to military polyclinics and hospitals; annual medical check ups; priority service in medical institutions; an increase in pension or social assistance (25% of the subsistence minimum); a 75% discount on rent, utilities and heating fuel; priority provision of housing; preferential allocation of land plots; concessional housing/repair loans; state support for education (including for their children up to 23 years); preference in admission to educational institutions; non competitive admission to vocational schools; additional paid leave; and preferential rights in employment.
