Bashtanka town mayor Ivan Rubskyi expressed his sincere gratitude to everyone involved in the purchase of housing, and assured that the AH will continue taking care of the defenders of Ukraine and their families, will as far as possible proceed with funding the support of ATO soldiers and their families, as well as provide all affordable assistance to our army through volunteers.
At the last session of the Bashtanka town council, the deputies voted to allocate funds for the purchase of housing for the families of anti-terrorist operation participants within the framework of the Complex programme of social protection of the population “Care”. For this purpose, UAH 864.8 thousand were allocated from the town council budget. Another apartment at the cost of over half a million UAH was purchased at the expense of the oblast budget. In total UAH 2.5 million were provided from the town and oblast budgets.
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Миколаївська ОДА
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