Ukrainian defenders can receive a combatant status: list of documents.
Ukrainian defenders can receive a combatant status
According to Novyny.live: Military personnel and other individuals who participated in combat actions in Ukraine have the opportunity to obtain the status of 'combatant' by confirming their participation with relevant documents. This status is granted to those who were actively involved in defending the country during the armed conflict.
Required documents to obtain the status
To obtain the status of 'combatant', several important documents must be provided:
- Certificate of participation in activities to ensure the defense of Ukraine.
- Extract from the combat report.
- Extract from the Combat Action Journal.
- Extract from the orders of the Commander of the joint forces grouping.
- Copies of passports, identification code, and a travel certificate.
These documents are important evidence of participation in combat actions and the fulfillment of official duties. Therefore, Ukrainian defenders can receive recognition for their bravery and service by preparing the appropriate package of documents to obtain the status of combatant.
Obtaining the status of 'combatant' is an important step in recognizing the merits of military personnel and civilians who participated in the defense of Ukraine. This status can provide access to social benefits and government payments, adding another level of support for those who risked their lives in combat conditions. It is important that all who fulfilled their duties during the conflict can take advantage of these opportunities, contributing to their social protection and reintegration into society.
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