“United Russia” of Voskresensk continues to help the front

Caring Resurrectionists, volunteers and Young Guards do a lot of useful things for soldiers with their own hands: weave camouflage nets, make dugout candles, create dry showers. The work moves quickly, so materials run out quickly. Deputy of the Moscow Regional Duma Ekaterina Lobysheva donated everything needed to make camouflage nets to the children from the Vector school, who collaborate with other educational organizations and later collect parcels for the Northern Military District zone.

“I thanked the guys for their help and sympathetic hearts. A big thank you to the schools who provide such support to our frontline defenders. We also try to help and regularly collect parcels. After all, everyone can contribute to the victory,” said Ekaterina Lobysheva.

At the request of one of the fighters, the secretary of the local branch of United Russia, Alexey Malkin, transferred the necessary things to the North Military District zone.

“While on vacation, our mobilized person contacted the Support Center for SVO participants and their families and asked for assistance in purchasing a backpack for assault operations. We purchased a “Scorpion” backpack to carry out combat missions. It will be delivered shortly to the serviceman in the special operation zone,” Malkin said.

To receive humanitarian aid, volunteer collection points operate in the district at the following addresses: st. Lermontova, 13, phone: 8 919 724-88-89; st. Cesis, 17, phone: 8 (49-64) 41-58-94; st. Oktyabrskaya, 16, phone: 8 (800-10) 1-55-16.

Governor of the Moscow Region Andrei Vorobyov previously noted that assistance to the participants of the military special operation and their families is a duty for the Moscow region.

“Our task is to ensure that all the programs that we adopt work so that you feel our support,” Vorobiev said.