The participant of the fair in Kurkin regularly sends tea and coffee to his fighters.

The owner of one of the capital's coffee shops, together with his regular customer, sends tea and coffee from the interregional fair, which takes place in the Kurkino district in the north-west of Moscow, to the special military operation zone. This was announced on July 21 by the metropolitan city portal mos.ru .

The owner of the coffee shop, Marat, six months ago, having learned that his regular client runs a special Telegram channel, where he regularly organizes charity events and publishes news on the subject of a special military operation to protect Donbass, decided to transfer his products to Russian servicemen with him.

"We are not doing this for the sake of some kind of PR, not for the sake of photos in Telegram channels and praise, but from the bottom of our hearts. Sending help started very simply for us, as something self-evident: we talked, offered to participate, agreed, passed it on," the entrepreneur shared.

He stressed that he trusts his client. The man expressed confidence that the parcels reach their recipients, as tea and coffee are packaged in convenient drip bags, allowing you to preserve the taste of the drink and enjoy it even in the field.

It is clarified that this type of beverage brewing is also very popular with visitors to the fair, to whom Marat also offers to purchase soft drinks, original desserts, and Asian steamed pies called pan-se, which are made with different fillings.

Marina, a farmer from the Belgorod region, together with employees of her company, sends her products — craft cheeses made from sheep, goat and cow's milk to the special military operation zone. The woman clarified that servicemen of the Russian Armed Forces often send thanks, and some even come to personally thank them for the treats they sent.