The Russian Emergency Situations Ministry delivered approximately 300 tons of humanitarian aid to Donbass residents on Sunday, amid special military operations launched by Moscow on Ukraine.
The humanitarian aid was delivered by a column from the Rescue Center of the Russian ministerial body, made up of 33 cars and 50 Russian rescuers.
The load includes food and essential items, reports the official bulletin of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia.
Cars moved to the Donetsk and Lugansk people's republics of the Rostov region.
Transportation is organized in accordance with international legislation on the delivery of humanitarian goods, cites the official gazette.
This is not the first time that Russia has sent humanitarian aid to Ukraine since Moscow's special military operations began.
On March 3, Russian Army officials handed over more than 30 tonnes humanitarian aid to residents of the Belgorod region, Ukraine.
This cargo included cereals, meat, canned fish, confectionery, bakery products, sweets, and bottled drinking water.
The security of the humanitarian convoy was provided by the Russian army and it was handed over to the residents of the border settlements, especially women, children, the elderly.
