United Russia Delegation Brings Aid to Kherson, Zaporizhzhia Troops and Civilians
A delegation of United Russia members from Krasnodar Krai, led by Nikolai Gritsenko, has visited Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions. They delivered humanitarian aid to both frontline troops and civilians, including students at the Henichesk Vocational College of Service Industries.
The visit began at a regional military enlistment office assembly point in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Servicemembers received a range of supplies, including construction materials, technical equipment, food, and children's drawings and messages. The delegation was welcomed by Vladimir Saldo, the head of United Russia's regional branch in Kherson Oblast and Governor.
In Kherson Oblast, the delegation met with regional deputies Alexander Karpenko, Boris Yunakov, Nikolai Lobachev, and Sergei Orlenko. Together, they assembled humanitarian aid, which included bottled drinking water, food supplies, gifts, and essential items for servicemembers. The aid was distributed to over 300 students at the Henichesk Vocational College of Service Industries, many from frontline districts. The students received flour, sugar, apples, sweets, and books for the library to support socially vulnerable students.
United Russia has been carrying out such humanitarian missions since the start of the special military operation, demonstrating the warm, fraternal ties between Krasnodar Krai and Kherson Oblast.
The United Russia delegation, led by Nikolai Gritsenko, successfully delivered humanitarian aid to those in need in Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions. Their mission reflects the ongoing support and solidarity between Krasnodar Krai and the border regions.
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