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In a special project "Happy New Year to the New Year!"New Year's greetings from Muscovites for participants in the Special Military Operation (SVO) have been published. The project has generated a wide response from Moscow residents, and now the city's messages have been published in a section that brings together video greetings and letters of support sent as part of the city-wide campaign.
Also posted here are response video messages from the front lines, in which soldiers thank city residents for their kind words and support, and congratulate them on the holiday.
The "Your Letters Give Strength" section features numerous New Year's letters and wishes left by city residents through a special project. Anyone can submit their messages after logging in to mos.ru. Your warm words will be conveyed to the SVO participants.
"Hello, brothers! I express my sincere gratitude and deepest gratitude to you! Our family, with the utmost respect, wishes you a Happy New Year and Merry Christmas! We wish you health, strength, and, most importantly, safety! Words cannot describe our feelings for you! Take care of yourselves and know that we are all proud of you and look forward to seeing you home victorious! We are trying to help you as best we can. We tell children about your heroic deeds so that our country knows and remembers the heroes who move forward, no matter what," Muscovites wrote in one of their messages to the soldiers.
Letters and video messages to military personnel became part of the "Happy New Year to the New Year!" campaign, which began in Moscow in December.
In addition, Muscovites can donate New Year's gift sets, personal hygiene products, warm socks, mittens, gloves, thermal underwear, and insoles to soldiers at more than 30 Gift Factory pavilions of the Moscow Helps project at the project's sites. Winter in MoscowAs part of the "March of Kindness" campaign, board games are being accepted for military personnel undergoing treatment in hospitals. You can also bring New Year's sweets, construction sets, school supplies, and craft kits to children in the new regions, and food, leashes, and litter for homeless animals. Residents of border regions can receive reflective bracelets, stickers, and other items that enhance visibility at night. It is important that gifts be new, in undamaged packaging and with tags, and that confectionery items have a shelf life of at least three months.
This winter, Moscow is also hosting events and activities for SVO participants and veterans and their families—from New Year's performances and excursions for children to meetings with Heroes of Russia and volunteer programs. Together with the "Winter in Moscow" project, the city is creating a space of care and support, organizing customized programs in Zaryadye Park and at festival venues. Journey to Christmas, V Unified support center for military personnel and their familiesand other places.
Winter in Moscow — the main event of the season. The project aims to strengthen social and family ties, create an atmosphere of unity and mutual support, and provide assistance to those currently defending the Motherland. Through a variety of programs, including cultural, educational, and sporting events, it brings together Muscovites and visitors of all ages and interests, creating an environment for creative development, active recreation, and warm communication. Particular attention is paid to supporting participants and veterans of the special military operation and their families, as well as all those providing assistance to the front.
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