A participant of the Moscow fair passes honey from his apiary to his fighters

Farmer Evgeny Litvinov, a participant in the Moscow fair in the Eastern Administrative District, from the village of Petropavlovsk in the Voronezh Region, regularly transfers honey from his apiary and other products to soldiers of the special military operation (SVO). This was announced on June 30 on the website of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. mos.ru .

"Every package tells them that we remember them. Every fighter feels that we care about them, love them and wait for them," Litvinov said.

From the very beginning, the whole farmer's family has been involved in volunteering: Evgenia's sister coordinates the requests of the military, Litvinova's mother, aunt and daughter-in-law buy groceries and prepare homemade food for sending to the front. The farmer's brother owns an auto repair shop, where he restores cars for the military, and repairs the equipment that the soldiers bring for free.

Litvinov's relatives are currently on the front line, so every request is being considered with special attention. Most often, the military is asked to send food, medicines, spare parts and walkie-talkies. Now the farmer's plans are to collect honey for the next shipment and transfer it through volunteers to the unit where his countrymen serve.

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On the Internet portal of the capital mos.ru On June 25, it was reported that since the beginning of the year, activists from the Troitsk and Novomoskovsky administrative districts have handed over more than 150 tons of humanitarian aid to their participants and residents of the border territories. It is specified that the Troitsk humanitarian center organized 100 targeted shipments in six months, including a quadcopter, satellite systems and generators.