Russia continues to send humanitarian aid to the residents of Donbas and Ukraine

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Moscow (ST): The Russian Emergencies Ministry has delivered more than 700 tons of humanitarian aid to residents of Donbas and Ukrainian cities.

 

“The 14 convoys, consisting of 79 trucks belonging to the Russian emergency ministry have recently delivered more than 700 tons of humanitarian aid to the residents of Donbas and Ukraine,” the ministry said in a statement today, reported by RIA Novosti Agency, adding, “The shipments included bottled water, baby food, food supplies and other necessary items.”

The statement pointed out that the Russian authorities, in addition to sending aid, continue to work to provide financial payments to pensioners and others in the liberated lands in Ukraine.

K.Q.

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