CrimeaPRESS reports:
On February 12, at the initiative of the Chairman of the Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications of the State Council of the Republic of Crimea Ivan Manucharov, a patriotic action was launched: “Send news to the front.” As part of this campaign, anyone can convey wishes to Russian soldiers performing their military duty in the zone of a special military operation.
Right now there is fighting going on, where our guys on the front line are fighting for truth, justice and a peaceful sky above their heads. Crimeans actively support participants in the special military operation: they weave camouflage nets, make trench candles, knit socks, collect food packages and much more. But there is nothing more valuable than a sincere kind word, a word that will warm the soul and heart and support the fighting spirit.
A military operation requires enormous dedication, physical and moral effort from our soldiers, where they risk their lives every minute. And in such an environment, it will be very pleasant to receive good news from home, and indeed from peaceful life in general. Soldiers claim that letters written by a child’s hand are read with a special feeling, they are reread, shared with each other, carried in their breast pockets and taken into battle.— said Ivan Manucharov.
According to him, the “Send News to the Front” campaign, which is supported by the ATAN network of gas stations, finds a response among residents of various cities and regions of Crimea. Children and adults actively write and send their news with kind words and wishes, support the guys, rejoice at their successes at the front and look forward to a speedy return home with Victory.
Participation in the action demonstrates the unity of Crimeans and support for military personnel who protect the interests and security of our country. Every day more and more people join her, leaving a message in a special box installed at the cash registers of gas stations and local branches of the Crimean Post.— said Ivan Manucharov.
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