On Victory Day, veterans of the Moscow region will be able to use taxi services for free. The campaign to support the participants of the Great Patriotic War is held by the Taxi Rhythm transport company. All categories of veterans, including home front workers, can use a free taxi. To take advantage of the offer,
WWII Veterans in Russia to Be Provided With Free Taxi Services
The Russian Ministry of Digital Development, Communications, and Mass Media is discussing with aggregators of online taxi services the possibility of providing veterans of the Great Patriotic War with a limit on free trips in 2022. As reported, this was announced by the Head of the Ministry, Maksut Shadaev, during a meeting of the organizing
Russian Youth Held Over 800 Actions for Victory Day
Activists of the “Young Guard of United Russia” held more than 800 actions throughout the country during which they congratulated the veterans of the Great Patriotic War on Victory Day, TASS reports. At the end of April, the volunteers launched the action “Patriotism in Action”, as part of which they decorated steles and monuments for
Almost 5 Million People Took Part in ‘Immortal Regiment Online’ Action
The online march of the “Immortal Regiment” united about 5 million profiles of participants in the Great Patriotic War, TASS reports. The march started in all constituent entities of the Russian Federation on May 9, 2021, at 3 pm local time, and a separate broadcast was organized in each region. It is clarified that all
Russians Planted 20,000 Trees in Memory of Victory Heroes
The “Garden of Remembrance” international action gathered together Russians from different parts of the world who planted trees in memory of those killed during the Great Patriotic War, TASS reports. As part of the “Garden of Remembrance” campaign about 20 thousand trees were planted only on May 9 and more than 20 million have already
Most Russians Have Deep Knowledge About Relatives Participated in Great Patriotic War
Specialists from the All-Russian Public Opinion Research Centre (VTsIOM) presented data from a survey of Russians on the preservation of family memory of the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945. According to the results of the study, the majority of Russians (88 per cent) confirmed that their relatives took part in the Great Patriotic War of
Social Activists Held Clean-Up Day at Rostov Cemetery
About 30 burials were put in order by the participants of the first joint subbotnik of public associations and ritualists of Rostov. The large-scale clean-up took place in the veteran quarter of the Northern Cemetery which contains about 2,500 graves, 1rnd reports. On the eve of May 9, a large-scale subbotnik was held in Rostov.
Free Food Packages to Be Given to Novosibirsk Veterans
During a decade of elderly people, participants in the wars, blockades, and some other categories of pensioners will be given free food sets that will be delivered starting from October 1, VN.ru reports. In total, it is planned to distribute 14,000 sets in the region. It is noted that the employees of the Ministry of
Moscow Veterans Received Over 3,000 Greeting Cards
Moscow social workers delivered over 3,000 greeting cards for veterans on the eve of the Victory Parade. The cards were sent from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Bryansk, Sevastopol, Samara, and Vladivostok, the official website of the Moscow Mayor reports. Moscow schoolchildren in their greeting cards to the city veterans told about their grandparents who were
Online Action to Help Collect Money for WWII Veterans
Every year on June 22, on the Day of Remembrance and Sorrow, the all-Russian action “Candle of Remembrance” is held. The candles are lit throughout the night in silence, in memory of all those who died during the Great Patriotic War protecting civilians. This year, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the action will be held
All-Russian Action in Veterans Support Extended Due to Self-Isolation
On May 6, the Red Carnation charity action was launched throughout Russia. The ‘Memory of Generations’ Charitable Foundation sells commemorative badges through online marketplaces, retail partners, and volunteer organizations under the motto “I Remember. I help”, GOV SPB reported. All funds from the sale of the badges are used to provide high-tech medical care to
Russian Volunteers Helped Veterans See Each Other on Victory Day
A resident of Kazan, a veteran of World War II, Rustam Khabibullin, saw his fellow soldier from St. Petersburg, the Ministry of Youth Affairs of Tatarstan reports. The Tatarstan volunteers organized a video call session for veterans as part of the All-Russian campaign “Fellow Soldiers”. The heroes talked about their life and congratulated each other on
Victory Day for Yekaterinburg Veterans in Self-Isolation
Yekaterinburg residents congratulated veterans who had to stay at home due to the self-isolation regime. On the pictures, Internet users can see those who support the Immortal Regiment action and show the pictures of their family heroes from their balconies. Veterans did not just stay at home but stood on their balconies to greet people