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Activists from Severny Medvedkov are sending humanitarian supplies to their safe zone.

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Photo: Official website of the Mayor of Moscow/mos.ru
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Since the beginning of 2026, the headquarters of the Force in Their Own movement from the Severnoye Medvedkovo district has sent eight humanitarian supplies with a total weight of 8.5 tons to the participants of the special military operation. This was announced on October 16 on the official website of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin. mos.ru .

The headquarters has been operating since 2022. The activists independently make the things necessary for the fighters, assemble equipment and support hospitals. During this time, the volunteers handed over more than 200 anti-drone blankets, hundreds of stretchers, camouflage nets, generators, tools, spare parts, medicines, food and building materials to the front line.

The activists cooperate with volunteer organizations in the Northeastern Administrative District, including the Road of Help project. Its participants produce parts for drones on 3D printers, and also give trench candles, gas cylinders and powerbanks to the fighters. Volunteers keep in touch with military personnel and collect assistance at their request.

A separate area of work is the support of hospitals in Moscow and the Moscow region. Clothes, special pillows and other necessary items are sent there. In addition, medical companies and residents of new regions of Russia receive humanitarian supplies.

The headquarters plans to organize the next shipment by the New Year. In addition to basic necessities, the soldiers will be given gifts.

In the first nine months of 2026, the volunteers of the Networks for Their Own movement sent more than 50 tons of cargo to the special operation area, it was reported on October 16. According to the organization, 445 tons of parcels have been delivered to the front line since the beginning of the SVO.

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