The fighter with the call sign Chicago will deliver humanitarian cargo and a UAZ from Nizhnekamsk to the special military operation.

      In Nizhnekamsk, representatives of the Tajik community handed over another batch of humanitarian aid and a UAZ vehicle for the soldiers in the zone of the special military operation. The packages were formed based on requests from the servicemen themselves. The cargo included gas burners, hygiene products, shoes, underwear, and other necessary items. A fighter with the call sign Chicago personally arrived to collect the aid – he was tasked with delivering the vehicle and packages to his comrades. As noted by the chairman of the Tajik community in Nizhnekamsk, Hakim Muminov, support for the soldiers is ongoing. "We bought the car for our fighters. And we are also sending them goods that are needed. Our guys are very actively supporting," he said. The serviceman emphasized that support from the rear is important not only in practical terms but also morally uplifts the personnel. From the command of his unit, he conveyed a letter of gratitude to the community representatives. "We serve there – people of different nationalities: Tatars, Bashkirs, Russians, Tajiks. When war comes, we have no nationalities – we are one family. We have no different faiths; we share one faith. I would like to thank the volunteers who help us across our vast country," said the fighter with the call sign Chicago. The Tajik community of Nizhnekamsk has been providing assistance to soldiers and civilians in Donbas since the beginning of the special military operation. During this time, humanitarian cargo worth about 2.5 million rubles has been sent. Along with the latest batch of aid, a repaired UAZ vehicle was also sent to the front line. In his message to the State Council of Tatarstan, the President of Tatarstan, Rustam Minnikhanov, thanked the volunteers for their contribution to supporting the special military operation. "We see how difficult times have united our society. Tatarstan residents, responding to the call of their hearts, support our soldiers, their families, and collect humanitarian aid for the front and for the cities under their care – Lysychansk and Rubizhne. I want to thank everyone for this important work," he said.