The land should be given to soldiers who have received state awards for fighting in Ukraine, as well as the families of soldiers who died in the war.
In 2015, Russian authorities began handing over land plots in annexed Crimea to the military en masse. At that time, the former pro-Russian governor of Sevastopol signed a secret order to transfer land and other property that belonged to the Black Sea Fleet during the Soviet Union to the Ministry of Defense. Many land plots, where people had been legally living for decades, came under the control of the Russian army.
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