TASS, quoting Igor Trunov, president of the Russian Bar Association, reports that the Russian Ministry of Health supported his request for financial support for the implementation of this plan.
Lawyer Trunov announced the possibility for the families of the mobilized to receive a free fee for infertility treatment and biomaterial storage in a cryobank. An appeal was presented by several couples called to the SVO for mobilisation.https://t.co/2oDhZhENpd pic.twitter.com/dyBj6cfHvF
— Igor Trunov (@InfoTrunov08) December 28, 2022
The ministry provides for the possibility of receiving financial support from the federal budget for free sperm storage for citizens mobilized to participate in the war in Ukraine from 2022 to 2024, Trunov said.
Families will also be able to use the stored material free of charge if provided for by compulsory medical insurance.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine say that since the beginning of the invasion Russia has lost already more than 100,000 soldiers of the occupation forces.
To provide reinforcements for the war in Ukraine, Russia announced a partial mobilization in September, recalling more than 300,000 troops.
Wanting to avoid mobilization, hundreds of thousands of men left Russia.
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