by Mikhail Zakharov
[REGNUM] At nine in the morning — unloading a car with humanitarian aid, two Gazelles arrive from Saratov. Then you need to take teapots to those evacuated from the border area. At three in the afternoon — signing with your beloved girl, in other words — marriage. And at six — again going for people, helping them get out. This is the work schedule of volunteer Sergei Makarov, who has been working in the Kursk region for 10 days already.
This is quite common in the Novorossia region, where for the last 10 years Russian retired military raise funds and distribute aid to civilians and others suffering from the near constant Ukrainian artillery fire.
