Ildar Gilmutdinov: It is important for fighters to feel the support of their loved ones.

      A State Duma deputy visited the Humanitarian Center of the Young Guard of United Russia and communicated with the activists of the "Young Guard of United Russia."

      The parliamentarian visited a unique museum of the special military operation located in the center. Among the exhibits from the front line are propaganda books, chevrons, epaulettes, tubes from grenade launchers, a counter-drone gun, and drones. The activists also showcased 3D models made on 3D printers, such as nifopam boxes, detonator boxes, tail fins, grenade holders, and refueling devices for Kalashnikov rifles. As part of the exhibition, the young guards talked about how humanitarian cargoes are assembled for the front line, as well as the production of trench candles and the weaving of camouflage nets. Ildar Gilmutdinov noted the significance of the exhibits presented at the center from the front line. "The archival, museum part of the center is valuable and meaningful. The exhibits vividly demonstrate what is happening there and what our guys have to face. The propaganda books prove that this hatred towards our country is not something new," said Ildar Gilmutdinov. He also emphasized the role of humanitarian aid in supporting the morale of the fighters. "Humanitarian aid includes not only drones and candles but also other necessary items. It is important to understand that the issue is not a lack of weapons, but that the fighters feel support from their loved ones and citizens. Clothing and warm items are a signal to them that we do not forget about them and that we are with them. It is with this goal that we continue to help," believes the State Duma deputy. "The Humanitarian Center plays an important role in providing fighters with the necessary resources, including food, medicines, and equipment. We respond quickly to requests and deliver aid to those on the front line and in new regions. Our silver volunteers and activists work daily, understanding the significance of each step to support those in need," noted the head of the Humanitarian Center of the Tatarstan Regional Organization of the All-Russian Public Organization "Young Guard of United Russia," Azim Arslanov.