Crimea will receive 5 billion rubles from the federal budget to…
Crimea will receive 5 billion rubles from the federal budget to compensate residents for power outages lasting more than two days.
Consensus
- The Russian federal government will allocate five billion rubles to Crimea from the federal budget for compensation payments.
- The funds are intended for residents who were without electricity for more than two days.
- Each eligible resident will receive a one-time payment of 15,000 rubles.
- Payments will be made quickly and with simplified procedures, without requiring excessive documentation.
- Measures to support businesses and employees at temporarily suspended enterprises are being developed or implemented.
- The proposal for paying two-thirds of the average salary to workers at idle enterprises has been agreed upon with Russia's Ministry of Labour.
- A regional state of emergency has been in effect in Crimea and Sevastopol since late June.
Points of divergence
- Tatyana Kim, head of the unified company Wildberries and Russ, announced that families of employees who died in Ukrainian attacks on warehouses in Moscow and Tambov regions would receive two million rubles each, while those seriously injured would get one million rubles. — vm
- The regional state of emergency will be lifted by the end of next week after necessary approvals are completed. — vedomosti
Coverage (5 sources)
- Aksenov: Crimea will receive five billion rubles from the budget for resident compensation — Вечерняя Москва
- Crimea to receive 5 billion rubles in compensation for residents due to power outages — Ведомости
- Crimea to receive 5 billion rubles for payments to residents affected by power outages — Вести
- Crimea to receive 5 billion rubles for resident payments due to lack of electricity — Коммерсантъ
- Crimea to receive 5 billion rubles for compensation payments for power outages — Интерфакс
Key entities
- Crimea
- Sergey Akseynov
- Russia
- Republic of Crimea
- Moscow
- INTERFAX.RU
- Max
- Ministry of Finance
- Ministry of Finance
- GTRK