Denys Shmyhal: The Ministry of Defence is developing systemic changes to support released from captivity
The Minister of Defence of Ukraine, Denys Shmyhal, held a meeting with service members who had been released from captivity.
“This was an open and constructive dialogue aimed at identifying priorities for the successful reintegration of our soldiers,” said the Minister of Defence.
Participants discussed a wide range of issues that service members face after their return, from medical examinations to the creation of dedicated units responsible for addressing these matters. According to Denys Shmyhal, all constructive proposals are being reviewed, and the Ministry of Defence is already developing systemic changes.
“A draft law has already been prepared in parliament that will significantly improve the reintegration system. In particular, it provides for the legislative establishment of the right to a 90-day leave,” noted the Minister of Defence of Ukraine.
In addition, the parties agreed on the creation of an effective Roadmap for accompanying released service members.
“We must strengthen protection and support for our soldiers who have returned from captivity. Their dignity and full recovery are our priority,” concluded Denys Shmyhal.