well, i know that one of the organizers of such khiriv is the poet tetyana vlasova, but even she is note only one who does this, but i repeat , hundreds of people go to political evenings to listen to poems for money, 100% of all fees go to the needs of the army and therefore we can already see the fact of the positive influence of culture at the current moment. it is another thing when the concert is a mass of groups and such well-known groups as kozak system and haydamaki and less well-known collectives and collectives that are born on the spot in the course of this large-scale war. it is not only those who travel to the front lines in order to support. well, where is the support for our soldiers who were in the time of the ato? or volunteers or something like that other things that are useful for the army, but all these things are not free, the equipment costs money, well, banal gasoline, transport, too, these costs are also something, someone has to cover them, and for such needs, for such needs, and not only for this film screening, theater performances for this, all of them, no, i

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