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Orlovshchina provided assistance to the front

Orel region continues to provide humanitarian aid to the front

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Orlovshchina provided assistance to the front

Orel region continues to provide humanitarian aid to the front. According to the press service of the regional government, the Department of Social Protection, Guardianship and Guardianship, Labor and Employment handed over humanitarian cargo to soldiers who are serving in the zone of a special military operation in the Krasnolimansk direction. It was collected at the request of the Heroes themselves.

So, the cargo included everything you need: equipment, tools, camouflage networks, products. They also handed over a copy of the Red Banner of Victory, flags of Russia and the Orel region. The students sent letters of good wishes to the defenders.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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