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The architectural concept of the Moscow Depository and Exhibition Center in TiNAO has been determined. Sergei Sobyanin spoke about what it will be like in his blog.

"Moscow museums store inexhaustible treasures of Russian and world culture. The most valuable exhibits are included in permanent exhibitions, for obvious reasons, the majority of the collection is kept in storage and used from time to time. To create favorable conditions for storing items of the Museum Fund of the Russian Federation and at the same time involve at least some of them in active cultural life – this is the task of the new Depository and Exhibition Center, which we plan to build in Kommunarka. Recently, we agreed on the architectural concept of the project, which will become the new architectural dominant of TiNAO," the Mayor of Moscow wrote.

The total area of the building will be 72 thousand square meters, it will be divided into three main zones. The exhibition space will occupy almost 19 thousand square meters. The spacious halls will be able to accommodate up to four thousand visitors at a time.

The open storage area will be over 21 thousand square meters, and the special premises of the Tretyakov Gallery will be over 10 thousand square meters. These will not be the usual, locked places, but large exhibition halls where everyone will be able to see exhibits that have been in classic storage rooms for decades.

In addition, the building will have cozy public spaces, administrative premises and a high-tech restoration center with workshops. A spacious underground parking lot will be equipped for visitors and employees of the center.

The building uses several innovative architectural solutions, all of which are designed with the environment in mind. The main feature of the facade will be its functionality. Large media screens can be used to display event announcements, broadcast events, and introduce city residents to masterpieces of Russian culture. The facades will be made of a spatial shell, which will give them expressiveness and will be integrated into the modern urban context.

The improvement of the territory will create a new public space and improve the ecological situation of the area. Convenient pedestrian paths, cozy recreation areas with benches and high-quality evening lighting will make walks pleasant at any time of the day. And the original lawn-hills will add natural accents to the modern appearance of the complex.

The future Depository and Exhibition Center in Kommunarka will not only become a modern site for storing, researching, restoring and exhibiting museum collections, but will also attract the attention of residents and guests of Moscow.

"The project is bright, with an expressive facade and interesting content. It meets all functional and architectural requirements: the materials used are laconic and inexpensive. We managed to create a modern, technically complex, but at the same time balanced and stylish solution," added the Mayor of Moscow.

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A large-scale program dedicated to the beginning of the new academic year will be held at the Northern and Southern River Terminals.

"On August 30, we invite children and their parents to the Northern and Southern River Terminals. Here, for the beginning of the school year, we have prepared an educational program for young passengers, paying special attention to safety issues. On behalf of Sergei Sobyanin, we continue to participate in important city and state events," said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry

Maxim Liksutov.

In the galleries to the right and left of the Northern River Terminal, exciting master classes will be held for young guests.

Here from 12:00 to 12:45 a tactile game “Guess what?” will take place, organized by the capital Department of Finance. From 12:45 to 13:30, as part of the interactive lesson “Financial Literacy in Russian Fairy Tales,” young participants will find themselves in a magical world where, using fairy tale characters as an example, they will learn how to properly manage their personal budget, learn to value work, and make the right financial decisions.

From 12:00 to 16:00, residents and guests of the capital will take part in a clay modeling master class. The class is organized by the children's club "BiM".

A highlight will be a master class at the sports and entertainment center "Nebo" on creating figures from balloons. It will be held from 14:00 to 16:00. Together with the master, children will create dogs, butterflies, as well as swords, crowns and other objects from balloons.

At the same time, in the lobby of the station, anyone who wants to can have their face painted in a bright, themed style by the sports and entertainment center "Nebo", and also take part in a master class in drawing by the children's club "BiM" (from 12:00 to 12:40 and from 13:00 to 13:40).

From 12:00 to 14:30, artists from the “Music in the Metro” project and the children’s choreographic group “Kolibri” will perform in the lobby.

An educational program has also been prepared at the Southern River Terminal. In front of the building, anyone can visit the mobile educational laboratory of the State Institution "Transport Organizer" from 12:00 to 16:00, and from 13:00 to 14:30, take part in an animation program with the Electric Bus.

In the conference hall on the second floor from 12:00 to 13:00 there will be a fascinating lecture for children "Lost? Don't Go!" by the "Search for Missing Children" foundation. Young passengers will learn what to do if they get lost on public transport, who to contact for help and much more. To attend you need pre-registration.

An educational session “The History of Money” will be held in the conference hall from 13:00 to 13:45, and a master class “My First Bank Card” will be held from 13:45 to 14:30, organized by the capital’s Department of Finance.

From 12:00 to 13:00 on the third floor, the Search for Missing Children Foundation will hold a lecture for parents.

Throughout the day, an exciting program with educational board games will be held for young visitors on different floors of the station.

On the second floor of the station from 12:00 to 17:00 there will be a master class “From idea to game: a journey into the world of brownies with Coddy” and an interactive program with animators from the international school of programming and design Coddy and the mobile game “World of Brownies: Three in a Row”.

In addition, artists from the “Music in the Metro” project will perform on the first floor from 2:00 pm to 2:30 pm.

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Moscow is one of the leaders among the world's megacities in many indicators of transport development. Guests of the exhibition "That Same Moscow" of the forum "Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030", which will last in the Central Exhibition Hall "Manezh" until August 31, can learn about the structure of the capital's modern transport framework and what changes await it over the next five years.

Enjoy a variety of city travel options and road safety leadership

The transport industry is one of the most high-tech in modern Moscow. Today, every resident and guest of the capital can use almost two dozen different types of transport. Among them are the metro, the Moscow Central Circle, the Moscow Central Diameters, the Aeroexpress, long-distance trains, buses, trams, electric buses, intercity and international buses, taxis, car sharing, bicycles and scooters for rent, a cable car, air transport – this is many times more than in most other megacities.

A wide range of travel options around the city has become possible thanks to the Moscow transport development program until 2030. One of its main goals is to make transport even more comfortable, safer and more accessible for city residents. And this goal has almost been achieved today. More than 90 percent of Muscovites live within walking distance of metro stations. In addition, the time that residents of the capital spend on travel is constantly decreasing. Today, over 3.3 million people can save up to half an hour a day, or 10 hours a month, thanks to the development of the transport framework.

In the near future, the number of ground and underground metro stations will increase to 517. This will entail the expansion of the road network and the development of ground public transport, which will become even more environmentally friendly. Moscow is the leader among European cities in the number of electric buses – more than 2.4 thousand of these vehicles operate in the city.

The Russian capital was the first in the world to open year-round regular river routes for electric transport. Today, the city has three regular river routes, with 29 innovative electric vessels operating on them. Thanks to the launch of regular river trips, more than 1.5 million residents of 18 districts of the capital have gained access to a new type of transport. In addition, Moscow continues to be the leader in road safety in Russia. Thus, since 2011, it has been possible to save about three thousand lives.

The pace and scale of construction and modernization of the transport system are planned to be maintained until 2030. Despite the high-tech, the capital does not forget about traditions and aesthetics. For example, the Moscow Metro has become a real city landmark, which is known throughout the world.

Learn about large-scale transport projects of the future and see the city of dreams

The city and its engineers face major challenges in implementing major federal infrastructure projects. This includes the development of the Central Transport Hub, which covers 11 regions of Russia, as well as the construction of high-speed highways.

The implementation of the transport development strategy will make the capital's technologically advanced and comfortable transport even more convenient. You can find out what has already been achieved and what is yet to be implemented in Manezh. A large educational and interactive exhibition for the whole family, "That Same Moscow", is taking place here, presenting the city's achievements in the field of transport, urban development and industry.

Visitors can learn what the capital's metro and Leningradsky railway station will look like after a large-scale modernization, ground transportation and railways following the implementation of the Moscow transport complex development program. In the urban transport simulators located in the street part of the exhibition, everyone can feel like a driver or a train driver. A prototype of a tunnel boring machine, which is used to lay metro tunnels, is also presented here for the first time.

In the Muzeon Arts Park, it is worth visiting the multimedia pavilion "The Art of Building". Visitors are shown an interactive show about the creation and development of a dream city using Moscow as an example. Guests will also learn about the development of road and transport infrastructure.

In the 50th Anniversary of October Park, on the podium of the Engineering workshops, you can try to build a miniature metropolis transport infrastructure. Based on a unique eco-friendly construction kit created and released in the capital, guests get acquainted with the basics of engineering. Children and their parents learn about design, construction and load-bearing structures. Anyone who wants to can build the first bridges and construct prototypes of Moscow buildings and transport arteries of the city. Guests are told about the design, repair and customization of bicycles and motorcycles, and are also introduced to the principles of operation of electric motors.

In the game space "The Art of Building" in "Luzhniki" you can create an entire city. At the master class "Cardboard City" participants will be asked to build houses from cardboard, as well as design social and transport infrastructure. Here everyone will be able to feel like a real builder of the future.

Moscow is a city where the technologies of the future are already being used today. Children play on technologically advanced sports grounds, learn with the help of innovative technologies, and use recommendations from artificial intelligence. Adults operate robots in production, move around the city in modern transport, receive advanced medical therapy, and much more.

Even more technologies of the future can be found at the large-scale forum "Territory of the Future. Moscow 2030". It is being held as part of the project "Summer in Moscow" from August 1 to September 14. Dozens of venues host cultural, sports, educational and other events dedicated to the development of one of the most modern megacities in the world. Information about the venues and a detailed program are available on the official website Moskov 2030.mos.ru.

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In the first half of 2025, the turnover of Moscow textile and clothing manufacturers amounted to 139 billion rubles. Compared to the same period last year, these figures increased by 29.6 percent in comparable prices. This was reported by Maria Bagreeva, Deputy Mayor of Moscow, Head of the Department of Economic Policy and Development.

"There are many clothing and textile manufacturers in Moscow — from large factories specializing in mass production to small studios and designer brands. They are developing production, introducing innovative solutions, which allows them to supply the capital market with products that can satisfy any requests from citizens. In the first half of 2025, enterprises in the industry earned 139 billion rubles, exceeding the figure for the same period last year by almost a third. Moscow clothing and textile manufacturers account for 3.8 percent of the turnover of Moscow's manufacturing industries excluding the oil and gas sector and more than 20 percent of the total turnover of the industry in Russia," said Maria Bagreeva.

More than 80 percent of the industry's revenue — about 115 billion rubles — was provided by clothing manufacturing enterprises. Compared to last year, this figure increased by 34 percent. Textile manufacturers accounted for almost 20 percent of the total turnover — 25.4 billion rubles, which is 12.4 percent more than the previous year.

Small businesses make the main contribution to the industry's growth. Their turnover increased by 70 percent compared to the first half of 2024 and reached 85 billion rubles. The share of small businesses in the industry's turnover increased by 15 percentage points and amounted to 61 percent. Large and medium-sized enterprises account for 39 percent of the total revenue – 55 billion rubles.

The active development and modernization of light industry is supported by investments in fixed capital – in the first quarter of 2025, growth in the textile and clothing sector amounted to 79 percent in comparable prices.

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Since the beginning of the renovation program, about 8.5 thousand families have moved into apartments in the Western Administrative District (ZAO). Of these, about 6.7 thousand took advantage of the city's assistance in moving. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction Vladimir Efimov.

"Resettlement under the renovation program in the Western Administrative District began in 2018 in the Mozhaisk District. Now, about 8.5 thousand families have celebrated housewarming in nine districts of the Western Administrative District. They moved into new apartments with finished improved finishing according to the standards of the renovation program. Thus, about 1.9 thousand families moved to the Ochakovo-Matveyevskoye district, 1.8 thousand to Fili-Davydkovo, and more than 1.6 thousand families in the Mozhaisk District," said Vladimir Efimov.

When moving, the city provides residents with free transportation and movers to move things from the old apartment to the new one.

"Of all the families that moved, about 6.7 thousand used the "Moving Assistance" service. In the Fili-Davydkovo district, about 1.5 thousand families left requests for this service, the same number in Ochakovo-Matveevsky. More than 1.3 thousand families called for movers and a car in the Mozhaisk district, and about a thousand more in the Prospekt Vernadskogo district," added the Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy

Vladislav Ovchinsky.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the resettlement of Muscovites to a new building under the renovation program inLublin area.

The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses. Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin ordered to increase the pace of implementation of the renovation program intwice.

Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project "Infrastructure for life". More information about national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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Applications are now open for socially oriented non-profit organizations (NPOs) to participate in the seventh grant competition "Moscow – a Kind City". It will last until the end of September. This was reported by Alexandra Alexandrova, First Deputy Head of the Department of Labor and Social Protection of the Population of the City of Moscow.

"Non-profit organizations are reliable partners of the city in caring for Muscovites who need special attention. NPOs complement the large-scale system of state aid with individual solutions and unique services. One of the key partners of the capital in the development of charity is the "Moscow – a Kind City" program: in seven years, it has become an important part of the ecosystem of support for the NPO sector in Moscow. At the same time, financial assistance remains one of the most stable and popular forms of support for non-profit organizations. Therefore, for the seventh time, we are holding a grant competition with a total fund of 400 million rubles. Applications have already begun and will continue until September 30," noted Alexandra Alexandrova.

This year, participants will be offered a choice of six main areas for submitting applications. Among them are initiatives to support adults and children with special needs, families and adolescents in difficult life situations, participants in a special military operation and their family members, promotion of social volunteering, prevention of socially dangerous diseases. Particular attention will be paid to projects on social employment, supported living, as well as probation and mentoring.

Grants will traditionally be divided into three groups: small (up to one million rubles), medium (from one to five million rubles) and large (from five to 10 million rubles). Both young NGOs and experienced players in the non-profit sector will be able to apply for them.

"This year, even more young organizations will compete for the grant. We have specially lowered the entry threshold for them – now NGOs with at least six months of experience can apply. Previously, only organizations that had been operating for at least a year had this opportunity. NGOs created by SVO participants can apply regardless of their registration date. We have removed all restrictions for them and are confident that the leaders of such NGOs know firsthand the needs of this category and will be able to develop effective solutions – how to properly provide assistance to people who have returned from the SVO zone and are integrating into civil life. They can also develop patriotic projects, because their contribution to the formation of true values is fundamentally important for the city," added Alexandra Alexandrova.

Moscow helps organizations effectively use the financial support mechanism. For those who want to increase their chances of winning, there is a grant school "Moscow – a kind city" – one of the largest and most popular free educational platforms in the capital in this area. Organizations learn to write applications for the competition and receive a tool for creating and implementing their initiatives. The training allows both young and experienced NPO teams to formulate their programs as accurately as possible to meet the social needs of Muscovites and build an effective strategy for partnership with the city.

The course consists of several educational modules in face-to-face and online formats. The schedule of classes is as follows: linkThe school is open until September 11th.

The grant competition organizers have taken care of comprehensive support for the participants. Thus, a 24-hour hotline has been launched by phone: 7 495 197-99-99. More information about the terms of participation can be found at official website, and also in telegram channel.

Program "Moscow is a kind city"has been implemented in the capital since 2019. This is an effective model of partnership between the city and the charitable sector to provide targeted assistance to residents of the capital. One of its key projects is a grant competition for socially oriented NPOs. Over six years, 648 projects have received funding for a total of 2.4 billion rubles.

As Sergei Sobyanin noted in development strategies Moscow's social protection system until 2030, the synergy of the work of city services and NGOs allows providing support to the maximum number of residents in need.

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In buildings renovated according to the project "My school", lectures by experts continue City Psychological and Pedagogical Center. Anyone can visit them during the open days until August 30. This was reported by the press service of the capital Department of Education and Science.

"In addition to getting to know the updated spaces, during the open days, each school will host lectures on three topics: trust and boundaries, success and motivation, and happiness and joy in the family. They will be of interest to parents, grandparents, and anyone who wants to maintain warm and trusting relationships with children. The format involves live communication: participants will be able to discuss situations that concern them, exchange experiences, and master specific techniques," the department's press service said.

Thus, at the lecture "PRO-communication: the art of effective communication" psychologists will tell how to respect the personal boundaries of a child and at the same time remain in the position of an adult, and also why it is important to build trusting relationships and speak the same language with children. In the interactive part, listeners will get acquainted with youth slang and learn more about the habits of teenagers.

The meeting "The Phenomenon of Success: Why Some Achieve More Than Others" will introduce guests to the factors that influence children's desire for development and help them achieve their goals. And at the lecture "Into the New Year in a Good Mood. The Formula of Happiness Through the Eyes of Children", experts will share advice on how to maintain a positive outlook on life, create joyful traditions, and develop a sense of confidence and emotional well-being in students.

In addition to lectures on psychology, Muscovites will attend physical education teacher training sessions during the open days. They take place in renovated gyms and school sports grounds, allowing them to evaluate modern equipment and a cushioning surface.

Open Daysin the renovated schools are held from Monday to Friday from 14:00 to 20:00, and on Saturday – from 10:00 to 16:00. To participate you need pre-registration.

As part of the Moscow Mayor's My School program, educational spaces are being made more modern and functional. The first four buildings opened after reconstruction on September 1, 2024. This year, 51 renovated schools will welcome students on Knowledge Day.

Organizing psychology classes for students and their parents helps strengthen family relationships and increase children's self-esteem, and is in line with the goals of the "We Are Together" project of the national project "Youth and Children". You can learn more about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution atspecial page.

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Two residential buildings will be built in Krasnopakhorsky District under the renovation program. This was reported by the Chairman of Mosgosstroynadzor Anton Slobodchikov. The buildings of varying number of storeys will be erected at the address: Shishkin Les settlement, land plot No. 5.

"The living area of the buildings is more than 16 thousand square meters. One has two sections, the other one – one. They will house apartments with improved interior decoration in accordance with the standards of the renovation program. Entrance areas and premises for commercial infrastructure facilities are designed on the ground floors," Anton Slobodchikov noted.

In accordance with the principles of a barrier-free environment, the buildings will have widened doorways, entrances will be located at ground level, and low curbs will be installed in the courtyard. Concierge rooms and pram rooms will be arranged in the entrances. Each section will have two elevators with a lifting capacity of 400 and 1,000 kilograms.

The facades will be covered with large-size fiber cement panels. They will be equipped with baskets for external air conditioner units, and the entrances to the buildings will be decorated with stained glass.

"Contrasting colors were chosen for the finishing of the buildings – white and brown, the first floors will be decorated with small concrete tiles of a gray shade. The baskets for the external units of air conditioners will be painted to match the walls," said the chief architect of Moscow, first deputy chairman of the Committee for Architecture and Urban Development

Sergey Kuznetsov.

Driveways and sidewalks will appear next to the buildings. Recreation areas, children's and sports grounds with rubber surfaces will be arranged in the courtyard, lanterns will be installed, benches and urns will be placed. Specialists will also lay the lawn, plant trees and shrubs.

Anton Slobodchikov noted that the construction of buildings in the Shishkin Les settlement will be monitored at every stage. The inspection schedule will be drawn up after the developer submits a notice to the committee about the start of construction and installation work. Employees of the subordinate Center for Expertise, Research and Testing in Construction will be involved in the on-site inspections of Mosgosstroynadzor. They will conduct laboratory and instrumental studies of building materials and structures for compliance with the approved design documentation.

Renovation program approved in August 2017. It concerns about a million city residents and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 houses.

Moscow is one of the leaders among regions in terms of construction volumes. High rates of housing construction correspond to the goals and initiatives of the national project "Infrastructure for life". You can learn more about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution at special page.

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Specialists have begun repair work on the facades of the National Hotel, a cultural heritage site of federal significance, located at 15/1 Mokhovaya Street, Building 1.

"The building of the National Hotel is a striking example of eclecticism. When it opened in 1902, the hotel was the most expensive, prestigious and modern in Moscow. Representatives of government, high-ranking military personnel, important foreign guests and famous cultural figures stayed here. Restorers will put its facades in order: they will clean the plaster and paint layers, stucco decor and forged elements. In addition, they will complete the granite in the basement and carry out work on the drainage system. The renovation is planned to be completed in 2026," said the head of the Moscow City Department of Cultural Heritage (Mosgornasledie).

Alexey Emelyanov.

All work is carried out under the supervision of the Moscow City Heritage Department. Up to the second floor, specialists will use a tower, and on the upper floors, climbers.

Reflection of the 1920s

The grand opening of the hotel took place at the end of December 1902, and in January 1903 the first guests moved in.

Its facades are made in the eclectic style, which is typical for the work of the architect Alexander Ivanov. During construction, he used several technological innovations. For example, coal dust and rosin soap were added to the plaster for the decorative details of the facades, increasing its moisture resistance. The design solution of the main staircase was also original, the flights of which on the lower floors were made without a supporting beam (stringer) – the steps were attached to a metal console structure embedded in the wall.

The hotel was equipped with modern equipment of that time: elevators were installed, both passenger and service (utility lifts), telephones were installed in all rooms. The most prestigious rooms – suites – were located on the third floor, they had their own bathrooms and expensive furniture.

In 1918, after the capital was moved to Moscow and the government moved there, the hotel was nationalized and renamed the First House of Soviets. Representatives of various people's commissariats were accommodated in the rooms – in fact, the hotel turned into a hostel for Soviet officials.

From mid-1931 to the end of 1932, the building was reconstructed and the decorative interior design was restored in connection with the return of its original function – the opening of the National Hotel.

Today, the hotel's interiors feature historic stained glass windows, fireplaces with marble portals, lighting fixtures and artistic metalwork from the 1900s, as well as antiques from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The building's true decorations are the majolica panel with an industrial theme from the 1930s on the figured attic of the rounded corner part of the building and four majolica panels "Seasons". They are included in the subject of protection of this historical monument.

In addition, the architectural and artistic design of the interiors from the 1900s has been preserved: the main entrance vestibule, elevator halls and stairwells of the main staircase on the floors. Four sculptures of atlantes on pedestals flanking the elevator blocks in the first floor vestibule, openwork gratings with plant motifs of the elevator openings on the landings of the main staircase, wall rustication, gilded stucco decor with floral motifs on the walls, ceilings and stair stringers, stucco ceilings with coffers, rosettes, profiled panels, gilded ceiling cornices, parquet, as well as heating radiators from the early 20th century have remained intact.

The hotel rooms with decorative finishing and artistic paintings on the walls and ceilings also survived, including a stucco ceiling with the composition “The Triumph of Juno” in room 115 on the third floor and a frieze with the plot “Bacchus on a wooden bicycle” in room 207 on the fourth floor.

The preservation and renovation of the building corresponds to the goals of the national project "Infrastructure for life". More information about national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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Moscow store owners regularly donate humanitarian aid to the special military operation (SVO) fighters. Its main part is food that can be stored for a long time. In addition, entrepreneurs constantly cooperate with charitable foundations – they transfer money to them or help send cargo to the front lines.

More than 250 packages of stewed meat, buckwheat and canned goods were collected for the fighters by the owners of nine supermarkets, construction and hardware stores in the Golyanovo and Kosino-Ukhtomsky districts. In addition, they donated instant noodles, cookies, chocolate, dried fruits, condensed milk, tea, coffee, sugar and water, as well as dishes.

In other areas of the Eastern Administrative District, they focused on canned fish and meat. Owners of chain supermarkets in Preobrazhenskoye donated hundreds of cans to the servicemen, including green peas and corn. Employees of grocery stores in Sokolniki collected a large amount of food for dry rations.

The owners of a hardware store in the Voykovsky District of the Northern Administrative Okrug regularly, about once every two months, deliver humanitarian aid to the combat zone through volunteers at the request of the troops. They often include protein bars and energy drinks, which help soldiers maintain concentration longer in difficult conditions, as well as fast food.

In addition, the employees handed over 300 food packages to refugees from the affected areas of the Luhansk People's Republic. They were joined by entrepreneurs from the Levoberezhny district, and in Zapadnoye Degunino and Vostochnoye Degunino, pots and ladles were added to the food. The pet store on Timiryazevskaya Street regularly provides financial support to the company delivering packages to the SVO zone.

Entrepreneurs of the Mozhaisk district of the Western administrative district transfer funds to charitable foundations and also send food and household packages.

In the North-Eastern Administrative District, the SVO fighters are being helped by owners of shopping centers, supermarkets, and even dry cleaners and laundries. Together, they have collected hundreds of kilograms of buckwheat, rice, pasta, flour, and sugar, bottles of sunflower oil and juice, cookies and fresh cakes, gingerbread, and cans of condensed milk.

Shop owners from the Kurkino district of the Northwestern Administrative District provided soldiers with tea and sweets. They sent dozens of boxes of cookies, soda water, instant coffee and candies to the front lines.

Entrepreneurs from the Biryulevo Zapadnoye district of the Southern Administrative District provided financial assistance to the funds cooperating with the troops. In addition, they collected food rations and sweet sets. In the Nagorny district, more than 500 packages of various cereals were put into the humanitarian aid – from rice to peas, as well as pasta, instant soups, canned meat, ready-made dinners and other long-term storage food.

The owner of a small shop in the Orekhovo-Borisovo Yuzhnoye district personally regularly delivers parcels to the combat zone. Employees of seven shopping and entertainment complexes in Severny Chertanovo transfer funds through volunteer organizations.

The owners of a flower shop and a shopping center in the Southwestern Administrative District sent hundreds of kilograms of food products to the 1429th Guards Motor Rifle Regiment and the 177th Separate Guards Marine Regiment.

Since the first days of the special military operation, owners of Moscow stores, shopping centers, car dealerships and other service establishments, as well as Moscow restaurateurs, have regularly sent humanitarian aid to the combat zone. The parcels contain products that have a long shelf life: canned meat, fish and vegetables, tons of various cereals – from rice and buckwheat to pearl barley, pasta, as well as cookies, candies, chocolate and much more. In addition, entrepreneurs send personal hygiene products, medicines, seasonal clothing, including jackets, boots and thermal underwear, as well as building materials and even military equipment, including quadcopters and entire columns of cars.

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