People with disabilities, pregnant women and the elderly who have moved from Ukraine to Russia will receive financial benefits to help them, according to a decree obtained by Reuters. Those who were retired in Ukraine will be able to receive monthly pension payments equivalent to about $170, payments that will also be given to people with disabilities. Pregnant women will receive a tranche of financial assistance under the decree. According to Reuters, the Russian government has already financially compensated people coming to the country from Ukraine’s Donetsk and Luhansk regions, which Russia considers part of its nation. FBI says it ‘regularly notifies’ social media companies of potential threats after Zuckerberg-Rogan podcast, Transportation Department declares regional emergency after BP refinery fire in Indiana Putin’s announcement came shortly after fighting in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, led to the shutdown of a nuclear power plant. The plant was reconnected shortly after as the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) finalized plans to visit the area for safety and security purposes, as well as inventory supplies used at the Zaporizhia power plant. “Any repeat of yesterday’s events, meaning any disconnection of the plant from the grid, any actions by Russia that could cause the reactors to be shut down, will again put the plant one step away from destruction,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said. . an address on Friday.
