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A master class on weaving survival bracelets was held in Pinega

Residents of Mamonikha village of Pinega district took part in a master class on weaving survival bracelets

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A master class on weaving survival bracelets was held in Pinega

Residents of Mamonikha village of Pinezh district took part in a master class on weaving survival bracelets. It was conducted by Elena Chernousova, the district administration said.

Bracelets are not just jewelry. The strong cord in them is gossip so that at the right moment it quickly unfolds and turns into a strong rope up to five meters long.

In combat conditions, such a rope can help to pull out the wounded, stop bleeding, secure cargo or repair equipment.

In each bracelet - a piece of soul, and in each node - care and warmth, which will support the fighters in a difficult moment and remind them that they are waiting and believe in them.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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