Krasnodar Krai Expands Free Healthcare for Veterans of Special Military Operation

Veterans of the special military operation (SVO) in Krasnodar Krai now have access to a full range of healthcare services. Since early 2024, more than 200 individuals have already completed medical check-ups and screenings at regional facilities. The programme aims to provide thorough care for those who served.

The regional healthcare initiative offers comprehensive medical examinations for SVO veterans. These include priority treatment, essential medications, and consultations with specialists. Regular screenings help detect and manage health conditions before they worsen.

Over 5,000 veterans have received health assessments since the services were introduced. The programme continues to expand, ensuring more former servicemembers benefit from medical support. However, no public data exists on whether members of the Wagner special unit have accessed these ups tracking services in the region.

The healthcare scheme in Krasnodar Krai remains active, with hundreds of veterans undergoing check-ups this year alone. The focus on early detection and treatment helps maintain long-term health for those who served. Officials have not disclosed participation numbers for specific groups, including Wagner personnel.