A participant of the fair in Moscow collected a parcel with stew for his fighters

A participant of the interregional fair in Moscow collected and sent a parcel with humanitarian cargo for soldiers of the special military operation (SVO). This was announced on April 7 by the portal mos.ru .

It is specified that this is not the first time that Vasily Ushakov has provided assistance to military personnel. Before that, he also sent parcels with canned wild boar and deer meat. This time, beef stew was prepared for the fighters in the Lugansk People's Republic (LNR).

"This is not the first time we have supported this unit. We sent various humanitarian supplies, from sneakers to personal hygiene products, and now we have collected a box of stew. It's just our duty, and it's better to talk about it so that other entrepreneurs can also see and help," the entrepreneur said.

Such products are essential for the personnel of the Russian troops. They help to maintain a healthy diet in difficult conditions.

"The participant of the interregional fair brings to the capital a variety of northern products: meat of wild animals, such as roe deer, as well as fish caught under ice, berries, herbal teas and other taiga delicacies from Siberia. They can be found on the site in the park on Khachaturian Street," the message on the portal says.

At the same time, other farmers also provide support to residents of new regions of the Russian Federation or to fighters taking part in their military operations. For example, a parcel with dried fruits, nuts and small sweets was sent on the initiative of an entrepreneur from the Voronezh region.

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On March 20, it was reported that the owners of Moscow stores continue to collect humanitarian aid to their area. In addition to food and clothing, entrepreneurs put shampoos, soaps, toothpastes, brushes and other personal hygiene items in parcels. The auto parts salon joined the collection of assistance and sent packages of household chemicals, shaving foam, toothpaste and brushes, toiletries, as well as water and boxes of cookies.