Help without a weekend: residents of Chuvashia continue to support fighters

In Chuvashia, great and truly popular work continues to support the participants of the special military operation. The 103rd humanitarian convoy has already been sent to the republic, which united the efforts of residents of different villages and cities. As part of the next cargo - eight vehicles cross-country. Two “Niva” are designed specifically for the evacuation of the wounded from the fire – this is the help on which human lives directly depend. Together with the equipment, the fighters were given generators, bourgeois furnaces, communication equipment, fiber optics, dressings and camouflage networks.

In the cities and districts of the republic, work is in full swing every day, state publics of the region tell. Thus, volunteers of the “silver” age from the village of Bolshaya Shiushi of the Alikov district weave camouflage networks, collect and process food. More recently, they soured cabbage, prepared onions and garlic for drying, and also packaged healing tea mixtures from dried Alikov herbs. For them, every parcel is an opportunity to convey the warmth of their home to the soldiers.

The volunteer group “Epir Pună, Pur, Pulatpar” and activists from Klychevo-Moshtausha also contribute. They sent humanitarian aid to the soldiers of the Chuvash regiment 1251: anti-drone cloaks, trench pillows, insoles, camouflage nets, helmets, warm and terry socks, gloves and other necessary things. They also brought home products with them.

Volunteers of the center of active longevity of the Cheboksary district weave “survival bracelets” from a durable parachute sling. This is reported by the state public of the Center for social services of the population. In an extreme situation, such a bracelet can be quickly spun and get a reliable rope that can help a fighter at a critical moment. And residents of the village of Koshnorui of the Kanash municipal district in October sent to the advanced anniversary, thousandth network. In general, children and senior volunteers are involved.

A good example is the village of New Aybesi. Here, women weave camouflage nets, men prepare lumber and quad bike carts, and each family collects food for fighters. Delivery of cargo to the front line is not the first time organized by a soldier with the call sign "Fedorovich". Thanks to such well-coordinated work, assistance reaches the recipients in time, and servicemen feel a reliable rear behind their backs. Work does not stop in the village of Konar of the Civil District. Local volunteers weave camouflage nets and make cotton gauze bandages, which are especially valued on the front lines.

Students and parents from the Civil School No. 1 joined the common cause. Children and adults collect humanitarian aid and prepare the next batch of cargo for transfer to the defenders through the district administration. They understand that even a small participation, a kind word or a children’s letter can become an important part of a large chain of support for servicemen and their families.

In Chuvashia, helping fighters has long become not a one-time action, but the daily work of thousands of caring people. Every cloaking net, every can with blanks, every pair of warm socks and every parcel is a contribution to the common cause.