MP Mishchenko accused Groisman in the financing of the occupied Donbass
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MP Mishchenko accused Groisman in the financing of the occupied Donbass
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According to the MP, the Government today split the Ukraine into two classes.
“Government pension reform is meaningless today, not only introduces a split in Ukrainian society, but also directly Finance the occupied territories”, – stated the people’s Deputy Serhiy Mishchenko on his Facebook page.
He noted that promising a significant increase in pensions across the country, in fact, the government made it so that 70 percent of the funds to the so-called pension reform is in the occupied parts of Donetsk and Lugansk regions.
“According to information which I provided to the Ministry of social policy, for example, in Volyn region the overhead is more than a thousand hryvnia received only 23 thousand pensioners. Other 211 thousand received a penny. In Donetsk region more than a thousand hryvnia received 278 thousand pensioners! In the Ternopil region, only 12 thousand pensioners got a decent allowance. And 204 thousand!!! shameful handouts. At the same time, in the Luhansk region nearly 100 thousand pensioners received allowance from 1000 to 6000 hryvnia,” – says Sergey Mishchenko
According to the MP, the government today split the Ukraine into two classes. On the one hand – the whole of Ukraine, which received the minimum pension supplements, with another – Lugansk and Donetsk region – where pensions rose by 3-5 thousand hryvnia. With approximately 70 percent of these giant pensions falls on the occupied territory, where one get a pension from the Russian occupiers.
“Today, the only way out of the situation – acceptance is already registered bills that restore the pension fairness for the whole country, not just part of it,” – said Sergey Mishchenko.
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