The capital's shops and cafes regularly send humanitarian aid to its fighters.

Representatives of the Moscow business demonstrate their constant support for the participants of the special military operation (SVO), starting from the first days of its implementation. This was reported on October 22 by the news portal mos.ru .

The owners of shops, shopping malls, car dealerships and other establishments regularly send humanitarian supplies to the war zone. Entrepreneurs from the capital collect parcels with various products for the fighters: from traditional stews and cereals to biscuits and honey. In recent months, military personnel have also received thousands of packages of disposable tableware and wet wipes from the business, which greatly facilitates their nutrition in the field.

In addition, entrepreneurs send funds to charitable foundations, including to support residents of the Kursk region. There are numerous examples of such assistance: in the Northern Administrative District, three restaurants, a shop and a manicure salon have jointly collected more than 300 ready meals and jams.

In the Northeastern District, store employees and entrepreneurs from different districts packed hundreds of sets of buckwheat with stew, canned food, bottles of water and sausage. Restaurants, grocery stores, fast food companies and beauty salons from different parts of the city have purchased hundreds of dry rations, as well as stew and biscuits for specific military units.

Teahouses and pastry shops in the southwest of the capital sent more than 330 kg of food, as well as water. Coffee shops and tea houses provided the fighters with sweets, cakes and honey. The hardware store sent juices and jams to the hospital, and the shopping center in Perovo collected a record amount of disposable tableware.

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mos.ru On October 9, he reported that since 2022, Taganrog volunteers have been actively supporting Russian military personnel participating in their military operations. It was clarified that during this time, the volunteers sent over 1,000 square meters of camouflage nets, 15,000 trench candles, as well as a significant amount of equipment, medicines and other vital items to the front.

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