Honoring the Past, Supporting the Present

In a moving ceremony held at the Tula State Museum of Weapons, the region commemorated the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory. The event brought together veterans,active service members,students,and community leaders,bridging generations in a display of national pride and remembrance.

Key Figures Emphasize Patriotism and Continuity

Dignitaries including Boris Volovatov, Deputy Chairman of the Tula City Duma, Sergey Astashkin, Deputy Minister for Youth policy of the Tula region, and Yuri Tskipuri, Chairman of the Public Chamber of the Tula region, where present to honor the occasion. Tskipuri underscored the critical role of patriotic education in shaping the youth and preserving Russia’s heroic legacy.

Speaking on behalf of Tula’s leadership, Boris Volovatov paid homage to the valor of past heroes and drew a parallel to the current generation of service members. He stated:

we pay tribute to the heroes who did not spare themselves… Our holy duty is to transfer this memory to our children and grandchildren.
Boris Volovatov,Deputy Chairman of the Tula City Duma

Volovatov extended his gratitude to veterans and active participants in military operations,highlighting the unifying thread of courage across generations. He noted that today’s soldiers continue the legacy of their ancestors in defending the nation’s independence.

Substantial Financial Support for Contract Soldiers

The Tula region is offering significant financial incentives for individuals who contract with the Ministry of Defense. As of March 16, 2025, a regional payment of 800,000 rubles is available upon signing a contract, valid untill June 1, 2025. This is in addition to a federal payment of 400,000 rubles. This initiative aims to bolster the ranks and provide financial security to those serving the nation.

Comprehensive Support system for Service Members and families

Beyond financial incentives, the Tula region has established a comprehensive support system comprising 71 distinct measures for service members and their families. These include compensation for housing costs and access to a dedicated support center.

Hero 71 Center: A One-Stop Resource

The Hero 71 Center operates as a single-window service, streamlining access to social support and addressing individual concerns. Located at 2 Demonstrations Street, Tula, the center can be reached at 24-53-53.

Governor’s Initiative: Tailored Support for Education and Employment

Governor Dmitry Milyaev has launched a new platform where individuals can apply for educational opportunities, vocational training, business start-up assistance, and employment placement. Each application receives personalized attention to ensure the best possible outcome.

Digital Access to Benefits

A dedicated section on the public services portal provides demobilized and active service members with comprehensive facts on available benefits and payments, simplifying the process of accessing vital resources.

Opportunities to Serve in the 106th Guards Airborne Division

The Tula region is actively recruiting candidates for contract military service within the esteemed 106th Guards Airborne Tula Red Banner Order of Kutuzov Division. Applications can be submitted at local military commissariats or the contract service candidate checkpoint in Tula, located at Komintern Street. The phone number for inquiries is +7 (4872) 56-19-90.

Contact Information and Resources

For further information on contract opportunities, please contact the hotline at 8-800-2010-106 or visit the dedicated website.