Armenian Communities in Kuban Send 2,000 Aid Boxes to Kherson’s Civilians and Troops
Armenian communities in Russia’s Kuban region have packed over 2,000 boxes of humanitarian aid for the Kherson area. The supplies will support both military personnel and civilians, including those staying in temporary shelters. Local groups have been organizing such deliveries since the start of the special military operation.
The latest shipment was prepared in Armavir, with assistance from the Kuban branch of the Union of Armenians of Russia. Volunteers filled each box with essentials like canned meat, condensed milk, biscuits, and rusks—all produced locally in Kuban.
The aid will now be transported to its destination. Civilians in temporary housing and military units will receive the supplies. Kuban’s Armenian communities continue to coordinate similar relief efforts.
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