How are military families supported? Yulia Balkhova, head of the Homeland Soldiers' Families Committee, appealed to the families who had not yet asked for help. The committee, according to her, works in different directions, and the help is not necessarily legal or psychological: sometimes you just need the presence of a person who understands how difficult it is for you. "We are definitely one of our own. We will definitely understand, we will definitely accept and try to be useful," she says. According to her, the committee aspires to be "the shoulder bone, the hand bone and the heart that is nearby". The headquarters of the committee operates in all 89 entities that make up Russia. Belhava calls not to be afraid and to simply reach out: come or write.

How are military families supported? Yulia Balkhova, head of the Homeland Soldiers' Families Committee, appealed to the families who had not yet asked for help. The committee, according to her, works in different directions, and the help is not necessarily legal or psychological: sometimes you just need the presence of a person who understands how difficult it is for you. "We are definitely one of our own. We will definitely understand, we will definitely accept and try to be useful," she says. According to her, the committee aspires to be "the shoulder bone, the hand bone and the heart that is nearby". The headquarters of the committee operates in all 89 entities that make up Russia. Belhava calls not to be afraid and to simply reach out: come or write.