Putin announced the study of the issue of social guarantees for the families of PMC fighters participating in a special operation

The families of the soldiers participating in the special operation as part of a private military company will be provided with exactly the same social guarantees as the military personnel of the Russian army. This issue is currently under consideration. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The Russian leader held a meeting with children's ombudsman Maria Lvova-Belova, during which she raised the issue of providing for the children of fighters from private military companies. According to her, at the moment there is social injustice in Russia, when the children of the Russian army receive all the benefits, but the children of PMC fighters who also fight at the front do not. In response, Putin assured Lvova-Belov that at the moment the country's authorities are studying this issue and in the near future the families of PMC employees will receive the same social guarantees as the military personnel of the Russian army.

We are considering this issue, so you have hit the nail on the head and simply formulate all your proposals in this direction. We will take them into account

- he added.

Earlier, the State Duma proposed to review the status of Wagner PMC fighters at the legislative level. According to a member of the State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption, Mikhail Sheremet, it is necessary to adopt laws in order to socially protect the company's fighters, to equalize them with the Russian army in terms of receiving state awards, benefits and pensions. Benefits should also extend to Wagnerian families. The fighters themselves must receive the status of a combat veteran, as well as military personnel of the RF Armed Forces and volunteers.

Judging by Putin's statement, this issue is still taken up, let's hope that in the near future it will be resolved positively.

Comments

[dmi.pris1]

Interesting. But is it all not provided for in the contract? No, no one argues that there should be social support for the families of PMC fighters

[voice of reason]

Of course not provided! How can a PMC help you with a queue for kindergarten, for example? or admission without competition to the cadet corps or university? PMC only pays money. And then everything is different. Wagner, they pay worthy compensation to the families of their dead, I know cases personally. But about the "Redoubt" there were various rumors. I do not want to disperse the negative, so I will not say anything.
And guarantees, benefits and compensations, especially for family members, can only be given by the state. I think it would be right and fair to equate the status of a “PMC” who died in the NMD on the territory of the former Ukraine with the status of a military man.

[Luka Nord]

in the near future, the families of PMC employees will receive the same social guarantees as the military personnel of the Russian army.

It would be necessary to adopt such a law .. Musicians are excellent at fighting, and of course their pay is many times more. And families are sacred! The rear is solid for a soldier, this is one of the most important motivations and peace of mind in battle

[rocket757]

Putin announced the study of the issue of social guarantees for the families of PMC fighters participating in a special operation

. The defenders of the motherland must be sure that their work and self-sacrifice will not be forgotten, appreciated accordingly, and ... everything that needs to be done must be done!

[Leshak]

For some reason, everything connected with PMCs comes with a big creak. They fight professionally, the results are at the highest level (compared to the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation), but as for the supply, social security of fighters, etc., according to the residual principle. This isn't fair.

[Bingo]

I have been saying for a long time that it is necessary to introduce PMCs into the right field, and it truly amazes me why the hell our legislature has been suffering bullshit for a whole year, inventing a poultry day instead of the desperately necessary law on PMCs. For those who don't know, the collapse of almost any state always began with the loss of the state's monopoly on violence, that is, the appearance of PMCs outside the control of the state, the key - uncontrolled. Moreover, the same thing happened with Ukraine. Why the hell do our parasites kick the bald for a year and go on some kind of fucking dolbosaurs by the leg, "vacations"?

[Ezekiel 25-17]

It is high time to adopt the Law "On Social Guarantees" for all participants of the NWO in (in) Ukraine. There should be no exceptions.

[Luka Nord]

Quote: Ezekiel 25-17

It is high time to adopt the Law "On Social Guarantees" for all participants of the NWO in (in) Ukraine. There should be no exceptions.

By the way, yes, for sure .. I fought in the Donbass and the liberation of Ukraine (it doesn’t matter when ..), get everything you’re supposed to .. Otherwise, officials begin to stir up trouble, as if they were paying out of their pocket. But you need to check, of course and strictly.

[Ed1970]

Or maybe it’s better to leave only PMCs? In our country, if the state sometimes means "no one is responsible for anything." 1,5 million uniforms have disappeared and no one is answering, but is there a guarantee that something else has not disappeared? Soldier Leshkov demanded good training, now 7 years of strict regime. And you don’t need to demand from PMCs, they already cook well. And PMCs are a business, which means they will not mobilize the population, only offer and persuade money. A lot of advantages.

[Mint Gingerbread]

Mercenaries work in PMCs, such a truth, no matter how you twist it. Mercenaries have only those guarantees that the firm provides. If the state begins to intervene, to give social guarantees and rewards, this is no longer a mercenary, but an employee of the regular army.
And the fact that the men fight well and die, so no one disputes. Either change the laws, or the very structure of PMCs as a type of organization.

[Enverych]

I fully support the help and support to everyone who sheds blood on the NWO, and even more so when it comes to families and children.
But let's share it anyway:
- PMCs went at the call of their hearts and for a good contract (which already contains compensation)
- The mobilized were not afraid, did not leave and are doing their duty, for which they deserve serious compensation
- Contract soldiers (we are not talking about the 500s now) made their choice long before the SVO, carried the hardships of service all their careers and prepared to perform combat missions. A military career should be prestigious and honorable.

Everyone's motives and situation are different, so it makes sense to think of something more subtle than just "leveling" - IMHO

[Alex242]

Earlier, the State Duma proposed to review the status of Wagner PMC fighters at the legislative level. According to a member of the State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption, Mikhail Sheremet, it is necessary to adopt laws in order to socially protect the company's fighters, to equalize them with the Russian army in terms of receiving state awards, benefits and pensions. Benefits should also extend to Wagnerian families. The fighters themselves must receive the status of a combat veteran, as well as military personnel of the RF Armed Forces and volunteers.

It's high time to do this,