The delegation of the Muslyumovsky district delivered humanitarian aid to the residents of Rubizhne.

      The humanitarian convoy from the Muslyumovsky district of the Republic of Tatarstan visited the city of Rubezhnoye, which is under the patronage of Tatarstan, in the Luhansk People's Republic and delivered aid for the peaceful residents. For the city's residents, heaters, building materials, and food products were brought. The district notes that aid is delivered to Rubezhnoye not for the first time, so humanitarian cargoes are formed taking into account the current requests of residents and the situation on the ground. Part of the cargo was prepared as a reserve of necessary items for the autumn-winter period. During the trip, the delegation also visited a humanitarian center. "We have come to Rubezhnoye more than once and see how much work is being done here to support the local population. Before each trip, we contact Rinat Sadikov and his team to understand what assistance is most needed today. This time we focused on building materials, heaters, and part of the food aid. When you see with your own eyes how young mothers receive baby food, diapers, and clothes for children, you begin to perceive this work differently. It is important for our team to understand that we are also contributing to the common cause. And when you see that districts from all over Tatarstan come here, the sense of unity and support is especially felt," noted the head of the Muslyumovsky district, Albert Khuzin. During the trip, there was also a meeting with servicemen from Tatarstan serving in the area of the special military operation. The fighters were given a car, a motorcycle, generators, building materials, tools, chainsaws, stoves, heaters, car tires, as well as addressed parcels from relatives and residents of the district. As Albert Khuzin noted, humanitarian aid for servicemen is formed in constant contact with the fighters and taking into account their current needs. Enterprises, residents of the district, and relatives of servicemen participate in the collection of cargo. "The guys today primarily ask for what is necessary for setting up on the ground – building materials, tools, generators, saws, stoves. There is nothing superfluous here – everything is in demand. But for the fighters, not only the aid itself is important. They always look forward to such meetings because it is important not only what we bring but also that we ourselves come here, communicate with them, and convey the warmth of our native land. It is very touching when elderly people ask to definitely pass on help to the guys. Sometimes, grandmothers bring money and say: 'Buy something for our boys.' When you see how people unite for a common cause and want to help, you understand that this is our strength. Therefore, we are confident that victory will be ours!" he shared.

      Photo: the office of the Vice Premier of Tatarstan Rinat Sadikov.