Kharkiv resident on the air of the Ukrainian TV channel “Nash” said that pensioners in Crimea live much better than pensioners in Ukraine, reports “Komsomolskaya Pravda”.
According to him, a “communal apartment” on the peninsula is cheaper, and payments and benefits from the state are several times higher than their Ukrainian counterparts.
The man called on his fellow citizens to see “what the aggressor did to the Ukrainians in Crimea.” He stressed that the cost of communal services for the Crimeans is “dozens of times lower.”
At the same time, residents of the peninsula receive substantial payments from the state, which are “several times higher” than those received in Ukraine: in particular, maternity capital and pensions.
“My brother lives in Crimea, his pension is eight times higher,” a resident of the Kharkov region complained.
He noted that Kiev should reorient itself: it is necessary to listen not to the United States, but to the “East”. As an example, he cited the situation in the Russian regions, where the situation with medicine and other social spheres is much better than in Ukraine.
Earlier, as “Rambler” reported, a pensioner who called himself a “patriot” said on the air of the Ukrainian TV channel “NASH” that he was dreaming, but could not move from Crimea to Ukraine. An elderly Crimean resident said that he really wants to live in Ukraine, but doubts that he can afford it.
According to him, he will have to live there on 1,700 hryvnia (about 4.5 thousand rubles), taking into account the payment of utility bills. In Crimea, the pensioner assures, “communal” is much cheaper. For a two-room apartment heated by a gas boiler, for electricity, internet and home renovation, he spends no more than 3 thousand rubles a month with a total monthly income of about 20 thousand rubles.
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