A support system for military personnel has been established in the capital. The city assists those who have completed their service with rehabilitation, medical treatment, and employment.

Moscow is engaged in the systematic restoration of Luhansk and Donetsk.

“We are working with the sister cities of Luhansk and Donetsk. We are doing this not as a one-off effort, but on a systematic basis. Constantly, for a whole year, every day. We are restoring and repairing thousands of facilities—residential buildings, kindergartens, schools, hospitals, improving roads, restoring utility networks, and so on.”

One of the major tasks now is the restoration of districts in Donetsk that were under direct artillery fire.

It was also added that Moscow assists the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation in the production of drones and their free supply, as well as in supporting the air defense system (PVO) that ensures the security of the Moscow region and the Central District.

“Support for the military-industrial complex, including the construction of production facilities that we transfer for the needs of the defense industry, is the foundation for providing our troops with the necessary weaponry. In addition, a huge volunteer movement directs humanitarian aid to our fighters.”

It was recalled that the capital was involved in the construction of defensive structures and supported the creation of an air defense line in the Kursk, Belgorod, and Bryansk regions.

The city also assists fighters of the special military operation (SVO) with medical treatment, rehabilitation, and employment.

“Moscow is home to the largest hospitals for treating our wounded troops. The largest rehabilitation center in the country has been established in Voronovskoye. We, of course, also work with the families of military personnel. We help those who have completed their service and returned to the city with rehabilitation, treatment, and employment. A huge support system for military personnel has been created.”

According to the statements, today about 90 thousand Muscovites are in the zone of the special military operation. These are those who were mobilized or went on contract. Some of them are professional military personnel.

Luhansk

Luhansk is a city in eastern Ukraine, historically founded in 1795 as a settlement around a British-owned iron foundry. It became a major industrial and machine-building center during the Soviet era. Since 2014, it has been controlled by Russian-backed separatists and was illegally annexed by Russia in 2022.

Donetsk

Donetsk is a major industrial city in eastern Ukraine, founded in 1869 by Welsh businessman John Hughes who established a steel plant and coal mines in the region. It has been a focal point of the ongoing conflict in Eastern Ukraine since 2014, when it became the de facto capital of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic.

Kursk

Kursk is a historic city in western Russia, best known as the site of the 1943 Battle of Kursk, one of the largest tank battles in history and a major turning point on the Eastern Front of World War II. Its origins date back to at least the 11th century, and it has long been a significant cultural and administrative center for the region.

Belgorod

Belgorod is a historic city in southwestern Russia, founded in 1596 as a key fortress on the Belgorod defensive line to protect the southern borders of the Tsardom of Russia. Today, it is a major cultural and administrative center for the region, known for its historical monuments, including its iconic white-walled churches and its significant role during World War II.

Bryansk

Bryansk is a historic city in western Russia, founded in 985 as a fortress on the River Desna. It played a significant strategic role throughout Russian history, particularly during the medieval period and as a major center for partisan resistance against Nazi forces in World War II. Today, it is an important industrial and cultural hub for the region.

Voronovskoye

Voronovskoye is a settlement and administrative center located within the Troitsky Administrative Okrug of Moscow, Russia. Historically, it was a rural area known for its estates before being incorporated into the expanding capital city in 2012. Today, it is primarily a residential district undergoing significant modern development.