Russian bailiffs transform a war veteran’s crumbling apartment into a home

A neglected apartment became a symbol of gratitude when bailiffs traded paperwork for paintbrushes. Their mission? Restoring dignity to a veteran’s final years.

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2025 November 9 . 9:15 PM

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This image is clicked inside the building in a living room. In the front, there is a table on which... — This image is clicked inside the building in a living room. In the front, there is a table on which a flower pot is kept, around that there are chairs. In the background, there are sofas and table covered with white cloth. There is a wall on which frames are fixed. At the top, there is a roof to which lights are hanged. To the left, there are curtains along with window.

Russian bailiffs transform a war veteran’s crumbling apartment into a home

Bailiffs in Chita, Russia, have stepped in to assist a low-mobility labor veteran living in a dilapidated apartment. They recently carried out cosmetic repairs, including patching cracks and whitewashing walls, ceilings, and the hallway in two living rooms, the kitchen, and the hallway.

The kind-hearted bailiffs from the Chernovsky District Office of the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) visited the Miloserdiye Home for War and Labor Veterans. There, they discovered an elderly veteran residing in an apartment in dire need of repair. Without hesitation, they rolled up their sleeves and began the necessary work.

Anastasia Karandayeva, a bailiff-enforcement officer involved in the project, shared that honoring the contributions of older generations is a top priority. She emphasized the importance of supporting these veterans, especially when they require assistance themselves.

The bailiffs' selfless act has significantly improved the living conditions of the veteran. Their efforts serve as a reminder of the importance of caring for and appreciating our elderly, particularly those who have served their country.