Tokayev flags abuse of veteran benefits, says veterans 'strangely getting younger'
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President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said at a 'Taza Kazakhstan' event in Astana that people are abusing social benefits meant for veterans of past-century catastrophes, wars and conflicts. He noted that doctors are recording cases that raise questions, with veterans 'strangely getting younger.' Tokayev also highlighted the work of the 'Kazakhstan Khalkyna' fund, which he said helps sick children.
Key Facts
- President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev spoke at the 'Taza Kazakhstan' event in Astana on September 19, 2026.
- Tokayev said people are abusing social benefits meant for veterans of past-century catastrophes, wars and conflicts.
- Tokayev stated that doctors are recording cases that raise questions, with veterans 'strangely getting younger.'
- Tokayev highlighted the 'Kazakhstan Khalkyna' fund, created on his initiative, which helps sick children.
- Tokayev emphasized the need to form a high ecological culture in society and planted trees in the Presidential Park with youth and eco-activists.
Abuse of Veteran Benefits
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev drew attention to people receiving benefits as veterans of catastrophes, wars and conflicts of the past century. He said doctors are recording cases that raise questions. Tokayev added, 'These are all events of long past days, but veterans are strangely getting younger.'
Kazakhstan Khalkyna Fund
Tokayev reminded participants about the 'Kazakhstan Khalkyna' fund, created on his initiative. He said the fund helps a lot, especially sick children.
Environmental Culture and Tree Planting
Tokayev emphasized that Kazakhstanis must form a high ecological culture in society. Together with youth and eco-activists, the Head of State planted trees on the territory of the Presidential Park.
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