What happened to the veterans who experienced the Great Patriotic War after the collapse of the Soviet Union?

The Yeltsin period was very bad. Yeltsin was anti-socialist and had little care for these veterans. Even during the 1995 military parade to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the victory of the Great Patriotic War, when the veteran formation passed the reviewing stand, they They prepared their own clothes, but Yeltsin didn't even provide them with clothes or equipment. Sad for the veterans. Damn it for Yeltsin.

In the 21st century, with the advent of the Putin era, Russians began to learn from the pain, began to miss the Soviet era, and affirmed the Soviet era. In addition, Putin was once a Soviet KGB agent and a member of the Soviet Communist Party, so after taking power, he began to take good care of veterans and respect them very much. Therefore, every year in the 21st century, Russia will hold a military parade to commemorate the victory of the Patriotic War. The biggest one is in 2015. The military parade marking the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Russian Patriotic War was held in Moscow, which was the highest respect for the veterans.