Volunteers Weave Camouflage Nets for SMO, Sending Over 1.5 sq km to Frontline
Volunteers are urgently weaving nets in support of servicemembers in the Special Military Operation (SMO). The 'Camouflage Nets for SMO' project, led by Oksana Zharkova of United Russia, has been active since 2024. It has sent over 1.5 square kilometers of nets to the SMO zone, with each volunteer having a specific role in the process.
The project, based in the village of Prokoshevo, Kstovo District, involves 20 regular volunteers and is open to new participants. Volunteers from the 'Dobro.Center' (Kindness Center) also contribute. A new workshop is set to open in Prokoshevo to accommodate growing interest in this local volunteering initiative. The project receives direct requests from servicemembers, allowing volunteers to produce nets tailored to their needs. The materials used adapt to different weather conditions, with autumn nets in dark shades and winter versions in white tones. Since its launch, the project has shown the power of unity around a common cause: supporting servicemembers and bringing victory closer.
The 'Camouflage Nets for SMO' project demonstrates the importance of community involvement in supporting those on the frontline. With over 1.5 square kilometers of nets sent to the SMO zone, the project continues to grow, uniting people and providing crucial aid to servicemembers.
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