Participants of the Moscow fair send products for fighters to the free zone
A family farm from the Tver region, whose products are presented at two fairs in the Northeastern District of Moscow, has been regularly helping fighters since the beginning of the special operation. Spouses Maxim and Asya run a full-cycle farm: they raise animals themselves, prepare feed and produce dairy products, cheeses, meat, chicken and eggs. This was announced on July 30 on the website of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. mos.ru .
"We consider it important to support those who carry out this task, because they have assumed responsibility for our common peace and security. Being in the rear, we have the opportunity to continue working, raising children and making plans only because they agreed to take this position," the farmer said.
The owners of the farm send cheeses, sausages and other goods to the military, and, if necessary, purchase additional goods upon request. Cargo is delivered in a targeted manner — through acquaintances and those who have direct contact with the fighters. As Maxim pointed out, the initiative to help the participants was a personal decision of the family.
In addition to helping veterans, the family of farmers supports regional initiatives with their products.: they handed over natural cheeses, dairy and meat products for pilgrimage rafting along the Volga, sports events and to support fellow countrymen, children of the war.
On July 15, the Moscow Mayor's website reported that Alexandra Evseeva, a regular participant in the city's seasonal projects "Summer in Moscow", "Winter in Moscow" and "Moscow Seasons", regularly sends handmade gingerbread cookies to her fighters. She always uses only natural ingredients in her work: the author's products are prepared exclusively in butter, without margarine. In the spring, the entrepreneur released a collection dedicated to Victory Day, which was helped by volunteers to transfer to the front.
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