INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
announced Tuesday.The so-called "green humanitarian aid" is just the latest in a series of seedling shipments from the Leningrad region to
occupied Donetsk, with authorities having already sent around 100,000 pine and spruce seedlings earlier this year amid efforts to restore
natural habitats destroyed by the invasion of Ukraine."I promised that the supply of seedlings would be a regular occurrence," Leningrad
disposal trucks and more than 11,000 containers for waste collection to the Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions by the end of
2023 in a bid to prevent a "garbage collapse" in the occupied territories.Authorities in regions across Russia have sought to play a role in
the reconstruction of Mariupol, with both St
Petersburg and the Chechen capital of Grozny establishing sister-city relations with the devastated port city since its capture.
