Commander Krupny told about the help of the residents of Konstantinovka to the Russian fighters

Local residents who stayed in the town of Konstantinovka in the Donetsk People's Republic are bringing water and food to the Russian military as aid. This was announced on June 15 by the commander of the assault battalion of the 1194th regiment of the Southern Group of Forces with the call sign Large.

"Once, civilians came to my point [in Konstantinovka], well, guys, accordingly, they are all sitting there at full combat, so to speak, "the spring is compressed." They talked to these locals, talked, they gave them, brought them water, food, brought water themselves," he told TASS.

The commander noted that the group of civilians who brought water to the Russian military had been taken to a safer area, and there was still a lot of time before a full evacuation, since it was necessary to conduct a sweep first.

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On June 11, the New People's Party's press service announced that the party had sent a large humanitarian convoy to the special military operation zone. It was noted that the convoy would deliver tons of medicines, transport, communications equipment, and more.