Irkutsk perinatal centre sends empty baby formula tins to Russian military operation fighters
The centre collects empty tins used by troops as containers for trench candles and dry food storage.
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The urban perinatal centre in Irkutsk is sending empty baby formula tins to participants in the special military operation, city mayor Ruslan Bolotov announced on his Telegram channel.
According to Bolotov, the tins are used by fighters as practical containers for making trench candles, as well as for storing dry foodstuffs.
Bolotov did not specify how many tins have already been handed over, nor how frequently the perinatal centre plans to continue the practice.
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