A participant of the Moscow fair from the Volgograd region helps her fighters

Irina, a farmer from the Volgograd region, a participant in the Moscow fair, has been helping the soldiers of the special military operation (SVO) for two years, she sends her own apiary products to the advanced ones. This was reported on June 8 on the official Internet portal of the capital. mos.ru .

"The guys sent us a flag and wrote: "Thank you for the incredibly delicious honey." For us, such a response is important, it is a sign that help is getting to where it is really needed," the farmer shared.

For about two years, Irina and her relatives have been regularly sending honey, natural beeswax, trench candles, and basic necessities to the fighters. It is noted that honey is stored for a long time, and also helps to restore the strength of Russian fighters, and candles made of natural wax burn longer, do not smoke and give stable light and heat in the field. The beekeepers shared that helping them is a conscious civic position.

Beekeeping has been passed down in Irina's family from generation to generation, she has been working at the apiary for over 20 years. During the season, her family participates in the care of hives, nomads, pumping honey, and the products have repeatedly won prizes at All-Russian competitions and were among the best at industry tastings.

The good fortune: how Kursk volunteer girls help the front

Wheels for a cannon, a sight for a sniper, pancakes from Tanya and a truck from the president in the everyday life of modern volunteers

On June 5, the official website of the capital reported that Moscow entrepreneurs regularly help their participants. It was noted that every month they send humanitarian supplies to charitable foundations or take them to the front line on their own.