The owner of the shopping center collects humanitarian aid for his fighters

The owner of the shopping center, located in the Sokolinaya Gora area near the Semenovskaya metro station, regularly supports the soldiers of the special military operation (SVO) with humanitarian aid. This was announced on September 24 by the portal mos.ru .

"We work on requests, we don't come up with an assortment ourselves, but we choose exactly what we need. We are forming humanitarian parcels to be sent, and then some are received by special operation soldiers directly in hot spots, and some are transferred to the hospital," said a representative of the shopping center.

Military personnel receive mainly tea, coffee, water and instant drinks, as well as long-term food, chocolate and sweets, and in honor of the holidays they try to send gift sets as congratulations. Their families also receive support.

Many metropolitan businessmen, owners of Moscow shops and other service enterprises regularly send humanitarian aid to the war zone. Entrepreneurs are handing over personal hygiene products, medicines, and seasonal clothing such as jackets, boots, and thermal underwear.

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