The 'eRecovery' service has returned to 'Diiya'.
The state program 'eRecovery' will help owners of damaged and destroyed housing
Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov announced the return of the state assistance program for owners of damaged and destroyed housing 'eRecovery' in 'Diiya'. According to him, Ukrainians can again submit applications for compensation.
If your housing has been damaged or destroyed as a result of hostilities, submit an application for state assistance in 'Diiya', Fedorov noted.
According to the minister, priority compensation will be given to military personnel, large families, and people with disabilities. Funds from the card can be used for building materials or to pay contractors who will help restore housing.
It is worth noting that this service is relevant for residents of the controlled territories of Ukraine.
The largest cyberattack on the state registers of Ukraine
On Thursday, December 19, 2024, the largest external cyberattack on the state registers of Ukraine occurred in recent times. Deputy Director of the analytical system YouControl for legal issues, Danilo Hloba, noted that this situation negatively affects the operation of many state and non-state systems that use the data of the registers.
The Ministry of Justice continues to restore the work of state registers affected by the massive Russian cyberattack. The launch of all services is planned by the end of January.
As of January 20, the functionality of the Unified and State Registers of the Ministry of Justice has already been restored.
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