Volunteers in Russia’s Magadan region are preparing vehicles and humanitarian aid supplies to be sent to the conflict zone. Specialists working in the regional government’s vehicle fleet are continuing to carry out technical maintenance on the vehicles ahead of the shipment.
The preparations, carried out on the instructions of Magadan Region Governor Sergey Nosov, include checking all the vehicles’ systems and parts individually. Officials said vehicles that will be used in difficult conditions must undergo careful maintenance.
Winter supplies and medicines will also be included
The aid packages contain camouflage nets, medicines, personal care products, warm clothing, stoves and deer hides. These supplies will be delivered to soldiers in the area along with the vehicles.

People who served in the special military operation zone are also overseeing the loading preparations alongside the volunteers. Packages bearing messages of support and the words “We never abandon our own” are being loaded onto the vehicles.
Several vehicles from the Magadan region are planned to be sent to the conflict zone next week.