After the Kremlin's words, the government will allocate another 1.5 billion rubles to solve the housing problem for Kursk residents who lost their homes during the fighting in 2024 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or concerns the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA" The governor of the Kursk region Alexander Khinstein announced that the government intends to allocate another 1.5 billion rubles for housing certificates to the residents of Kursk, who still cannot receive them, having lost a roof over their heads since 2024, when the Ukrainian armed forces invaded to the area There will be enough funds for another 204 certificates. Meanwhile, in total, since 2024, the program for obtaining housing certificates in exchange for housing, the fact of whose destruction had to be approved by a special committee, has served more than 15.5 thousand families in the Kursk region, and the program required more than 100 billion rubles. However, there were even more victims, in particular, Kursk residents who lived in apartments under social rental agreements were left homeless and without the right to a certificate, and in early November their complaints reached the Kremlin. President Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov assured that the authorities would address the problem reported by Kommersant. Initially, the government program for issuing housing certificates to the residents of the affected areas included compensation for all categories. However, then the Ministry of Construction began to interpret this as meaning that Kurdish residents living there under a social rental agreement lost their right to certificates. Although this category of citizens is already recognized as having a low income and in dire need of housing. The problem of citizens with social rent housing was addressed by the authorities of the Kursk district, Khinstein appealed to the Ministry of Construction with a request to include those in need of housing in the program again, as a result, the issue progressed after comments from the Kremlin.

After the Kremlin's words, the government will allocate another 1.5 billion rubles to solve the housing problem for Kursk residents who lost their homes during the fighting in 2024 18+. This material (information) is produced, distributed and (or) sent by a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA GAZETA" or concerns the activities of a foreign agent of the online publication "NOVAYA" The governor of the Kursk region Alexander Khinstein announced that the government intends to allocate another 1.5 billion rubles for housing certificates to the residents of Kursk, who still cannot receive them, having lost a roof over their heads since 2024, when the Ukrainian armed forces invaded to the area There will be enough funds for another 204 certificates. Meanwhile, in total, since 2024, the program for obtaining housing certificates in exchange for housing, the fact of whose destruction had to be approved by a special committee, has served more than 15.5 thousand families in the Kursk region, and the program required more than 100 billion rubles. However, there were even more victims, in particular, Kursk residents who lived in apartments under social rental agreements were left homeless and without the right to a certificate, and in early November their complaints reached the Kremlin. President Putin's press secretary Dmitry Peskov assured that the authorities would address the problem reported by Kommersant. Initially, the government program for issuing housing certificates to the residents of the affected areas included compensation for all categories. However, then the Ministry of Construction began to interpret this as meaning that Kurdish residents living there under a social rental agreement lost their right to certificates. Although this category of citizens is already recognized as having a low income and in dire need of housing. The problem of citizens with social rent housing was addressed by the authorities of the Kursk district, Khinstein appealed to the Ministry of Construction with a request to include those in need of housing in the program again, as a result, the issue progressed after comments from the Kremlin.