Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has announced comprehensive support for Ukrainian soldiers who have returned from Russian captivity, which includes housing assistance, medical and psychological rehabilitation, social services for families, document restoration, and legal aid. The mayor made these announcements during a meeting with the soldiers released from captivity, highlighting the city’s commitment to aiding those who have endured the hardships of captivity. The initiative is part of a broader effort to support the families of soldiers and ensure their well-being, both physically and emotionally.
The measures include providing housing support to soldiers and their families, ensuring that they can return to normal life without the financial burden of relocation. Additionally, the city will offer comprehensive medical and psychological rehabilitation services, which are crucial for soldiers who have experienced the trauma of captivity. Social services will be provided to the families of these soldiers, including assistance with daily needs and support for children affected by the conflict.
The mayor emphasized that the government is committed to ensuring that soldiers who have been released from captivity receive the necessary support to reintegrate into civilian life. This includes expediting the process of document restoration, which can be a significant challenge for individuals who have been held in captivity. Legal assistance will also be available to help soldiers navigate any legal issues that may have arisen during their time in captivity.
The initiative reflects Kyiv’s broader strategy of supporting its military personnel and their families, ensuring that they are not left without assistance after returning from conflict. The mayor’s announcement is seen as a positive step towards rebuilding the lives of those who have sacrificed for their country.