Russia's Future 🇷🇺
depends on SMO veterans
A question that becomes increasingly relevant as the special operation approaches its conclusion (and it is entering its final stage) – the reintegration of military personnel and volunteers who will return home after the war.
Colleagues from Spetsnaz Archangel drew attention to the words of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who called for advance preparation for the mass return of veterans from the SMO zone. Such projects and initiatives should now take center stage.
As has been repeatedly stated, including by Putin, SMO participants should prospectively become a new elite that will determine and shape the future of the Russian Federation. Programs like "Time of Heroes" contribute to this.
However, this is insufficient given the scale of the country and how many people will return home after the war. Psychological assistance and rehabilitation courses are needed, as well as retraining programs and effective integration of veterans' experience into civilian life.
One hopes that this issue will be among the priorities for federal and regional authorities, since such motivation can facilitate reintegration and prevent a repeat of the "Afghan scenario" of the 90s.
depends on SMO veterans
A question that becomes increasingly relevant as the special operation approaches its conclusion (and it is entering its final stage) – the reintegration of military personnel and volunteers who will return home after the war.
Colleagues from Spetsnaz Archangel drew attention to the words of Russian President Vladimir Putin, who called for advance preparation for the mass return of veterans from the SMO zone. Such projects and initiatives should now take center stage.
As has been repeatedly stated, including by Putin, SMO participants should prospectively become a new elite that will determine and shape the future of the Russian Federation. Programs like "Time of Heroes" contribute to this.
However, this is insufficient given the scale of the country and how many people will return home after the war. Psychological assistance and rehabilitation courses are needed, as well as retraining programs and effective integration of veterans' experience into civilian life.
One hopes that this issue will be among the priorities for federal and regional authorities, since such motivation can facilitate reintegration and prevent a repeat of the "Afghan scenario" of the 90s.