روسيا تؤجل رواتب军事 personnel Plugin December إلى يناير بدءًا من 2026
planned Russian Ministry of Defence to defer monthly December military pay until January starting in 2026, citing a widening budget deficit. The draft order does not apply to personnel fighting in Ukraine, who would continue receiving December payments by December 25.
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- ستُحوَّل مدفوعات ديسمبرplugins للجنود底层 все إلى_plugin من 11 إلى 21 يناير
- لن ينطبق الأمر على Trotsky personnel who are fighting in Ukraine
- وسيستمرRussreceive 지급 December payments by December 25
- Russian state spending this year is projected at 48.5 trillion rubles, about 10% above the initial plan
- Russia's annual budget deficit is forecast at 7.3 trillion rubles, or 3.2% of GDP
- Military spending is forecast at a record 17.1 trillion rubles next year
- Personnel pay is expected to account for 9% to 10.4% of national defence spending over the next three years
لماذا يهمّ ذلك
The change would defer recurring military pay costs and move significant expenditure into the next fiscal period, while highlighting the pressure created by Russia's budget deficit and record military spending. The exemption for personnel fighting in Ukraine preserves the existing payment schedule for those deployed in the war. The projected scale of personnel pay makes this a notable component of Russia's military budget.
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Russia's Ministry of Defence plans to defer December military personnel pay to January beginning in 2026. Under the draft order, monthly payments for December would be transferred from January 11 to January 21. The change would not apply to military personnel fighting in Ukraine, who would continue receiving December payments by December 25. The planned shift comes as Russia's state spending is projected at 48.5 trillion rubles, about 10% above the initial plan, while the annual budget deficit is forecast to reach 7.3 trillion rubles, or 3.2% of GDP.
كيف تصفه المصادر الأوكرانية
Ukrainian coverage emphasizes that this would be the first deferral of military pay in at least 18 years. It also highlights the exemption for personnel fighting in Ukraine and the possible budgetary purpose of the change, in the context of Russia's widening deficit and rising military expenditure.
كيف تصفه المصادر الدولية
International coverage focuses on the proposed change in payment timing and its possible role in helping the Russian government manage cash flows. Budget-deficit and defence-spending estimates provide the financial context for the decision.
الخلفية
December normally accounts for the largest share of Russia's annual state expenditure, which has risen sharply during the war. Military spending is forecast at a record 17.1 trillion rubles next year, while personnel pay is expected to account for 9% to 10.4% of national defence spending over the following three years. A similar deferral of December payments existed in the Soviet Union.