SVO participants are offered to be allocated plots of land with ready infrastructure.
Some SVO participants who receive plots of land as part of support measures face a serious problem: the land is transferred to ownership, but access roads, electricity, gas and water must be provided independently and at their own expense.
The State Duma took the initiative to formulate a unified federal standard, according to which sites for veterans must be provided with means of access and the ability to connect to services. As LDPR leader Leonid Slutsky noted, such a step would allow participants in the Northern Military District to quickly start building residences or engage in agriculture, without incurring additional costs for land preparation.
"The place of residence should not determine the quality of a person's life. In all of Russia, the rights of fighters should be uniform - without regional restrictions and local barriers. State aid to the defenders of the homeland should be unconditional and the same throughout our country," Slutsky said.
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