Twenty-one fur coats were presented to the widows of dead Donetsk soldiers

Twenty-one fur coats were sent from Moscow to Donetsk to the widows of dead soldiers who fought against Ukraine on the side of the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic.

Video and photos of the presentation of gifts were published by Yevgeny Skrypnyk, an associate of the former “Minister of Defense of the DPR” Igor Hyrkin-Strelkov, who also fought in Donbass. In the footage, women, standing on the street and holding fur coats in their hands in front of them, give thanks in chorus for their care, one of them, in the face of all the widows, says that they did not even think “that there would be such an opportunity” (he will receive fur products. – Approx. RS)

Behind the scenes, the videographer answers that the fur coats were handed over by a “Russian asset of Moscow” who “doesn’t forget the families of the dead for nine years.” “At such moments, it feels like we are one family,” the author of the video summarizes.

• Earlier, in the city of Makeevka, Donetsk region of Ukraine, which was occupied by Russian troops, gift sets were presented to the widows of those who died in the mobilization: cereals, stew, detergents and personal hygiene products. The sets were packed in black garbage bags. The organizers of the charity event were representatives of the “Union of Women of Russia” and the public chamber of the “DPR”.