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They brought flowers and flowers to Yasinovataya

Members of the People’s Front Youth team of the Donetsk People’s Republic have teamed up with students and teachers of YASTC for a good cause

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They brought flowers and flowers to Yasinovataya

Members of the People’s Front Youth team of the Donetsk People’s Republic have teamed up with students and teachers of YASTC for a good cause. Activists of the group “Stand for Donbass Armavir” delivered a valuable cargo to Yasinovataya – seedlings of decorative shrubs and flowers.

As reported in the channel “Yasynuvata – favorite city!” in the national messenger MAX, a team of guys planted more than 100 roses, thui and other plants, completely transforming the territory in front of the entrance and the courtyard of the technical school.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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