As part of the interdepartmental humanitarian convoy, 300 family hygiene kits were distributed to the families of the Tyagin community.
Additionally, mattresses, lanterns, thermal clothing, and dignity kits were provided to address the needs of the population.
Prior to the onset of the full-scale war, the community was home to nearly 10,000 residents, but now approximately 1,000 remain, including children. The inhabitants endure enemy shelling on an almost daily basis.