How participants of the capital's fairs help the fighters of the SVO and residents of new regions

Farmers participating in Moscow fairs regularly help soldiers of the special military operation (SVO) and residents of the border territories by sending them their products. This was reported on the portal on March 7. mos.ru .

For example, thanks to a participant in the interregional fair in the park on Khachaturian Street, canned deer and wild boar meat has already been delivered to the soldiers — nutritious and nutritious products that are convenient for field conditions.

In addition, the farmer gives Yakut fish to doctors and the wounded, and also sends warm clothes, matches and other basic necessities to the front line.

It is specified that the participants of the SVO and their families receive a 10% discount at the capital's fairs and fish markets.

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