The press service of the Pension Fund of Ukraine reported that a part of internally displaced persons in Ukraine lost their monthly financial support. Adults will no longer receive 2000 hryvnias, while children and persons with disabilities will not receive 3000 hryvnias. This applies to those displaced individuals who were unable to pass the identification by November 1, as required by the new rules.
Those deprived of payments include children in care, low-income families, orphaned children, people with disabilities, and those who have no right to a pension or receive temporary aid after reaching pensionable age.
In addition, if the income per person in the family exceeds the limit, the purchase of real estate or a car, as well as spending more than 30 days abroad without valid reasons, the assistance may be terminated. Large bank deposits and unemployment may also be reasons for the denial of payments.
Earlier we wrote that Zelensky's 'Winter Support' 'crashed' 'Diia' on the very first day of payments.
Some internally displaced persons in Ukraine have lost their monthly financial support due to non-compliance with the new rules regarding exceeding family income, purchasing property, going abroad, or other circumstances. This situation may significantly complicate the lives of vulnerable categories of the population, so the coordination of assistance and government actions will be key to addressing the issue.