An angel with a machine gun, the face of the Russian army, and victory crackers

🔸Governor Vologda Oblast Georgy Filimonov boasted A gift: a resident sent him homemade Christmas ornaments for his tree. One of them depicts a soldier with a machine gun, but with golden "angel wings" on his back, as well as a bow in the colors of the Russian flag on top. The second depicts the Russian coat of arms. "I am truly touched to the depths of my soul!" — the governor wrote. "It's just the bomb!" — wrote one of the commentators.

🔸In Kazan a street exhibition dedicated to the "SVO", about which Wrote "NotMoscow" The exhibition has expanded and is now located in three busy locations: on the tourist-oriented Bauman Street, near Gorky Park, and next to the large Agropark shopping mall. In addition to information about the "heroes," the exhibition also features stands with holes for taking photos dressed as "SVO soldiers." Some Kazan residents eagerly stick their heads into the holes and even make faces. Perhaps this is how they imagine the modern Russian army.

🔸Kuban The Cossack army forced preschoolers to dry crackers to send to war. This were engaged Cossack children from kindergarten No. 16 Bednyagin's farm together with the teacher By Olga Kovalenko. The event was called "Victory Bread." The rusks were "delivered with care and love to the Veterans' Council for further delivery."