Russia Delivers 430 Tones Of Humanitarian Aid To People Of Ukraine

Russia Has Delivered 430 Tonnes Of Humanitarian Aid To The People Of Ukraine. The Russian Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Took To Its Twitter Handle To Announce That The Ministry Of Emergency Situations Had Delivered Humanitarian Aid On Tuesday, March 8. According To The Ministry, The Cargo Included Food, Essentials, Clothes And Household Chemicals. The Development Comes As Russia's Attack On Ukraine Continues For The 13th Day After Russian President Vladimir Putin Announced A Special Military Operation In The Donbass Region On February 24. 

The Russian Ministry Of Foreign Affairs Shared A Video That Shows Officials Carrying The Materials In The Aircraft. The Video Then Goes On To Show Russian Vehicles On Their Way To Provide Humanitarian Aid To Ukrainians. The Russian Ministry Of Emergency Situations Press Service Told TASS That 220 Tonnes Of Humanitarian Aid Were Delivered To The People In Donbass And 90 Tonnes Of Shipment Was Provided To Residents In Crimea, Kakhovka, And Kherson. Moreover, 121 Tonnes Of Humanitarian Aid Was Given To People In Belgorod, Liptsy And Kharkiv Regions.