Ukrainians Allowed to Apply for Compensation Under New Categories in the Register of Losses
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Russia must answer for all the damage done to Ukraine — both to people, businesses, and to the state. The International Damage Registry, headquartered in The Hague, created by Ukraine, the EU and 43 other countries, is one of the main international mechanisms for future compensation.
14 new categories for compensation, illustrative photo of the Ministry of Digital Affairs 14 new categories will be added to the International Register of Damages, which will allow people, businesses and the state to record damage from Russian aggression after February 24, 2022. This was announced by Prime Minister Yulia Svirydenko. Now citizens will be able to apply for compensation if they have lost the opportunity to receive treatment or educ…
In the International Register of Losses, created by Ukraine, the EU and 43 other countries, 14 new categories appeared. This was announced by Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko in Telegram on Monday, June 1.
The Cabinet of Ministers has expanded the list of categories of damage that can be officially recorded in order to further receive compensation for damage caused by Russian aggression. This was announced by Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko. According to her, we are talking about the International Register of Losses, created by Ukraine, the EU and 43 other states, whose headquarters are located in The Hague. “Russia must answer for all …
In the International Register of Damage, 14 new categories will appear, according to which citizens, businesses and the state will be able to record the damage caused by Russian aggression.
Ukrainians allowed to apply for compensation under new categories in the Register of DamagesThe Cabinet of Ministers has added 14 new categories to the international Register of Damages from the Russian Federation's aggression. Applications will be submitted through the state service Diya.
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