The Aktanysh district sent humanitarian aid to the SVO zone.

      The Aktanysh district has sent its 30th humanitarian convoy to the zone of the special military operation. This time, 50 boxes of cargo have been dispatched for the Donetsk direction — for fellow countrymen who are serving there, reports "Tatar-inform." The collection and loading of aid were carried out at the youth center "Yashlek." Volunteers from the "Bez berge" fund were actively assisted by local residents. According to the fund's director, Liliya Gikramina, the shipment included essential items for military personnel — contract soldiers, mobilized individuals, as well as fighters undergoing treatment in hospitals. The humanitarian cargo included wheelchairs, diapers, medications, drinking water, and other important items. A significant part of the aid consisted of equipment: a "Niva" vehicle was transferred to the 1232nd regiment, and a "Ural" motorcycle, provided by rear worker Dulfiya Kakhirova from the village of Kirov, was sent to the 433rd regiment. Some medical supplies and wheelchairs will be delivered directly to field hospitals by volunteers. The wheelchairs were collected from various sources: some were donated by residents of the district, while others were restored by men from the Muslyumovsky district who previously served in the GDR. At the request of the military personnel, welding machines, saws, and various tools were also included in the cargo. Volunteers note that they strive to form shipments strictly according to the requests of the fighters themselves. Support is also coming in the form of financial contributions. For instance, Radis Khashimov, who took second place in the "Jeep Sprint–2026" competition, donated 50,000 rubles. Local residents, enterprises, and rural settlements are actively participating in the collection. This shipment has become the 30th and once again demonstrated the unity and concern of local residents. Volunteers continue to personally accompany the cargo to the front lines. Among them is Ruslan Khanov, who, along with like-minded individuals, has been regularly delivering aid to the fighters since the beginning of the special military operation. The cargo is accompanied by Ilshat Mirgalimov, who delivers aid in a five-ton "GAZon Next" truck, departing from Naberezhnye Chelny. Representatives of the district administration, employees of the "Yashlek" center, and veterans of the Chechen war participated in organizing the shipment. The head of the veterans' organization, Vazyh Kharisov, emphasized that they do not remain on the sidelines and continue to actively engage in the collection and dispatch of aid.

      According to him, this time they also prepared special means — ropes and straps for setting up the "road of life," as well as a motor drill for installing structures. All equipment was purchased with the personal funds of the veterans. The collection of humanitarian aid has been ongoing for several years, and the activity of residents has not decreased. The latest convoy shipment once again demonstrated the solidarity of the district's residents. Participants are confident that any assistance, regardless of its volume, is significant for those on the front lines. Photo: "Tatar-inform"