In the Belgorod region’s Shebekinsky district, a total of 15 large industrial enterprises that suffered damage from shelling were confirmed to receive compensation totaling 1.4 billion rubles. This assistance is part of a broader effort to support the local economy and rebuild after the incidents. The information was shared on a social platform by Vyacheslav Gladkov, the regional governor, who has been coordinating relief measures for businesses affected by the conflict.
According to Gladkov, 1.7 billion rubles were allocated from both regional and federal budgets to help the large industrial enterprises in the Shebekinsky district. He noted that today, 15 of these businesses have begun receiving support, with payments totaling 1.4 billion rubles. The governor emphasized that the funding is part of a staged process designed to deliver timely relief to those most impacted by the shelling and to support economic resilience in the region.
Gladkov also announced that the fourth phase of distributing funds to organizations listed in the victim registry would commence on February 12. He stated that applications would be accepted starting that day, with an additional 300 million rubles to be disbursed in this next phase. The ongoing program reflects a continuing commitment to assist the local economy and safeguard employment opportunities in the district.
Earlier reports from regional authorities indicated that the event involved victims of shelling by forces of Ukraine, and that representatives of small and medium-sized businesses in the Shebekinsky district would receive compensation from regional authorities as part of the recovery plan. This sequence of updates underscores the dual aims of humanitarian relief and economic stabilization in the aftermath of the attacks.
In a related development, it was reported that Russian air defense systems successfully intercepted a number of air targets during their approach to Belgorod. The incident is framed as part of ongoing defense measures while authorities continue to administer compensation and aid programs for regional enterprises affected by the hostilities.
Experts note that the relief program has been structured to address both immediate losses and longer-term economic impacts. The sequence of reimbursements and phase-based disbursements is intended to streamline administration, ensure proper targeting of funds, and provide a reliable framework for monitoring the deployment of resources. Stakeholders from manufacturing, logistics, and ancillary services in the district are watching the process closely to understand timelines and the potential implications for employment, investment, and regional supply chains. Attribution: Regional authorities and official statements from the Belgorod governor’s office provide the basis for these updates.
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