Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin reported on 100,000 volunteers who were…

Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin reported on 100,000 volunteers who were dispatched from Moscow to the zone of the special military operation.

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More than 100,000 volunteers have been sent from Moscow to the zone of the special military operation.
Moscow is described as the largest center of the military-industrial and defense complex in Russia.
Moscow produces technical, military, medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, and microelectronics essential for military operations.
The city provides material and technical support to the military.
Millions of residents send humanitarian aid to participants of the SVO.
A network of hospitals in Moscow treats thousands of military personnel from across Russia.
A major rehabilitation center has been established in Moscow for soldiers requiring further recovery.
The statements were made by Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin in interviews with TASS director Andrei Kondrashov, broadcast on various channels including Russia-24 and Vesti.

Sobyanin previously reported in August 2025 that about 100,000 Muscovites were in the SVO zone, including contract soldiers and conscripts, and that 20,000 Muscovites annually sign contracts with the Ministry of Defense. — kommersant
In August 2024, Sobyanin stated that 23,000 people from Moscow would be sent to the SVO under contract, and that Moscow is a leader in volunteer recruitment. The city also provides free drones and air defense system support to the Ministry of Defense. — vedomosti
Over 170 tons of humanitarian aid were sent by residents of the Southeastern Administrative District, including 2,500 camouflage nets, thousands of hygiene kits, and specialized equipment, with shipments sent based on unit requests. — m24