The decree, No. 560 dated September 18, does not specify which categories of recipients will receive the freed-up 54,223,200 rubles.
The funds were directed to "one-time monetary payments to certain categories of servicemen and persons serving in the troops of the National Guard of the Russian Federation, certain categories of citizens and members of their families."
Along with 41.84 million rubles taken from payments to guardians, trustees and adoptive parents, 2 million rubles previously intended for repairs to housing assigned to orphaned children and children left without parental care was removed from the budget.
A further 1.8 million rubles allocated to support families raising children with disabilities and limited health capabilities, and 1.6 million rubles from support for adoptive parents, were also redistributed to military payments.
Another 700,000 rubles each were taken from support for orphaned children in foster families and from payments to orphaned students. A further 800,000 rubles was removed from state social assistance to low-income families, citizens living alone and pensioners.
Some 400,000 rubles was redistributed from support for certain categories of rural residents, and 4.38 million rubles from support measures for labor veterans and citizens of equivalent status.
The Tula Region operates regional payments for participants in the war against Ukraine and their families. Since April, the region has paid 750,000 rubles in the event of serious injury or the receipt of Group I disability status, and 1.25 million rubles to the families of those killed.
These measures apply, in particular, to servicemen, mobilized personnel, volunteers and National Guard employees.