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Two Pyatigorsk schools held charity fairs

The head of Pyatigorsk Dmitry Voroshilov said in his social networks that two city schools held charity fairs

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Two Pyatigorsk schools held charity fairs

The head of Pyatigorsk, Dmitry Voroshilov, said in his social networks that two city schools held charity fairs. Funds from sales will be sent to help the fighters of the SVO.

In the Cossack school No. 19 was held a holiday "For their own". Students, their parents and mentors united for a good cause and prepared homemade pastries.

The fair in Gymnasium No4 was dedicated to the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia. The children, together with their parents, prepared colorful exhibition areas, presented national costumes, and also gave the guests dances and songs of the peoples of Russia. A special flavor of the fair gave rich tasting of dishes of national cuisine.

Earlier it was reported that the residents of the foothills supported the fighters at the “Pykva-Fest”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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