The greatest desire of Ukrainians today is peace. But justice is no less important to people. Because injustice in wartime is not only infuriating - it undermines our ability to defend ourselves.
Military serviceman Maxim Yipifanov, born in 2000, spent 1,012 days on the front line. But the payment given to the army was denied him for up to 25 years, because he signed a contract until 2022, and after the start of a full-scale invasion, he only extended it.
This is how Cabinet Resolution No. 153 is written. This is a shame and injustice! And I demand that this situation be corrected immediately - both for Maxim and for all other military personnel who find themselves in the same circumstances.
The second important issue is Bill No. 15,057 on the dismissal of parents of children with disabilities from military service.
Such parents are not drafted, but those who are already serving cannot be released on this basis. A petition demanding consideration of the conscription law gathered 25,000 signatures. What prevents us from finally adopting it?
And the third is Bill No. 12,278 on the plaintiff's allowances.
For a year and a half he cannot come to the moshav hall. While millions of Ukrainians live on an allowance of several thousand hryvnias, individual claimants receive more than 200,000 every month. It's also a shame. And that needs to be changed.
Convinced, we must correct these shameful things and finally bring justice.