449K Jobs Prepared for War Veterans, Only 7.8K Placed

Employment services have prepared 449,000 job openings for participants of the special military operation in 71 Russian regions.

Consensus

Services for employment prepared 449,020 job vacancies for participants of the special military operation.
In 2025, 15,000 participants of the special military operation sought employment through employment services.
7,800 participants of the special military operation were successfully placed in jobs, representing a 52% placement rate.
The data comes from a report by Rosstat, cited by the project 'If Being Precise'.
The effort took place across 71 Russian regions.
Approximately 5,000 of the applicants have disabilities.
Among applicants with disabilities, 42% were placed in jobs.
1,200 applicants had criminal records.
Of those with criminal records, 638 were placed in jobs.
The highest number of placements occurred in Moscow, with 1,600 people placed (80% of applicants).

The report by Rosstat includes data only from four regional leaders in terms of the number of placed participants. — tg_svobodnieslova
More than 300 support programs for employment of 'veterans of the SVO' have been launched since the start of the war in Ukraine. — tg_svobodnieslova
Thousands of military personnel remain unemployed, and it is especially difficult for those with disabilities to find work. — tg_svobodnieslova
The number of people placed in Moscow accounts for one-fifth (20%) of all placed participants nationwide. — tg_tvrain