Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree granting debt relief to new military recruits as Moscow continues its efforts to bolster its armed forces amid Mosow’s invasion of Ukraine. Recruits who have signed a contract after May 1 this year will have debts of up to 10 million rubles (€119,646, $139,273) canceled under the decree. What else does…
The Kremlin is offering new financial incentives to recruit more fighters for Russia’s war in Ukraine, including debt relief for new soldiers and their spouses. In a statement published on its Telegram channel late Monday, the Kremlin said participants in what Moscow calls its “special military operation” and their spouses would be exempt from repayment…
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Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree freeing new army recruits of debts of up to 10 million rubles (US$139,000). (EPA Images pic) MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree Monday freeing new army recruits of debts of up to 10 million rubles (US$139,000), as Moscow continues to roll out financial incentives to lure…
MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree Monday freeing new army recruits of debts of up to 10 million rubles ($139,000), as Moscow continues to roll out financial incentives to lure more men to fight in Ukraine.Russia has for more than four years offered lucrative salaries to men signing up to take part in…
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