"It annoys me, what people go to Georgia, but these are people"
After the announcement of the “partial mobilization” in Russia at the Upper Lars checkpoint on the border, thousands of people wait for hours to get to Georgia for hours. In the nearest stores, food and water almost ended. In response to this, the ex-Petersburger Masha Brumberg, who now lives in Tbilisi, organized a fee of money with friends in a few hours, found volunteers and sent a Gazelle to the border with free humanitarian aid for about 150 people.