Today, by 9 am a truck from Moscow came to Krymsk. Inside there were foods, hygiene items, bedding, medicines, tents, sleeping bags, disposable dishes. This is the readers of Novaya Gazeta to help the victims of the flood. 
Unloading began in a warehouse on the street. Communist. This is the entrance to Krymsk from the bypass track. Two steps there are several volunteers camps.
Military personnel of units 32 19 internal troops took part in the unloading. Part is based in the Kuban city of Labinsk. In addition, I unloaded military 37 02. In addition to the military, warehouse employees, volunteers, as well as employees of the Ministry of Emergencies from Samara helped to unload. 
With humanitarian aid, strangeness occurs. Part of the boxes belonged to the other boxes at the warehouse. And the other part was to the side. There were several sleeping bags and tents, as well as three boxes of thermos. As I understand it, for sale? 
All this began to take away the military from the territory of the warehouse. When the truck was unloaded and left, the soldiers began to delve into the things brought. The best trousers and shoes were chosen from bags. 

The military began to put these things in bags and again take away. 
I began to sound the alarm. Warehouse workers reacted in the style of "who are you?!". Behaved very nervous. One of them began to shout that he himself was a journalist and he had a television company in London. This one. 
One of the volunteers, Oleg Melnikov, turned out to be honest. He urgently brought to the place of Colonel of the Ministry of Emergencies Sergey Bogdanov. He stopped the soldier at the exit from the warehouse. 
Colonel Bogdanov called the commanders who forced the soldiers to leave things. That is, they managed to carry tents, sleeping bags, boxes with children's juice, cigarettes. But the bags stuffed with things and medicines were thrown. I put the bags back. 
As a result, I understood the system. The volunteers concluded a kind of agreement with the military: soldiers help to unload the trucks, and for this they take part of the humanitarian aid.
Of course, this accelerates and facilitates unloading, but questions arise: what part of the humanities have the right to assign the military? Who is following this and how? What right do volunteers have to dispose of someone else's humanitarian aid?
I also know that part of the help is taken by the owner of the warehouse. Under an extraordinary agreement.
The official position of the volunteers is this: why did I get the same as the military unloaded? That is, in their opinion, it unloaded who did not understand who. And I am convinced that it was the military. Judge for yourself. 

I believe that volunteers from the camp exceeded their powers and actually indulge in the prediction of humanitarian aid.