Russia and CIS (bbabo.net) - Girl Iman Ali from Syrian Latakia received a congratulatory letter from Russian President Vladimir Putin. The telegram was handed over to the 9-year-old child by Russian servicemen, RIA Novosti reports.
For Iman, this is the second letter from the Russian leader. The previous one was received by her in August and was of a reciprocal nature. Prior to that, the little Syrian decided to send a letter to the President of the Russian Federation, to which a drawing was attached. In it, the girl shared her dream of becoming a military medic.
In this letter, the head of the Russian state expressed his admiration for the courage, courage and patriotism of Iman, whom he congratulated on the upcoming New Year.
"Your letter, filled with love and sincerity, has become a real.jpgt on the eve of the New Year holidays. It contains the thoughts of not just a young girl, but a true patriot of their Motherland. Even if such fragile, but brave children like you are ready for the sake of peace and security on our land to become soldiers and nurses, it will be easier for all of us to resist evil and various threats ... Dear Iman, in the coming New Year I wish you, your family and friends and, of course, all Syrian children - prosperity, peace and fulfillment of the most cherished desires, may every day be filled with smiles, joy and happiness! " - says the presidential message.
After Iman received the telegram, Ded Moroz and Snegurochka visited her house, congratulating the household on the holiday. In addition, they helped to fulfill the girl's wish - she was invited to the Russian military base Khmeimim in the special purpose medical detachment. In a playful way, the girl bandaged the conditional wounded, measured the temperature and listened to the pulse. Also, military doctors told her how operations are carried out and first aid is provided to the victims. Iman left the base not empty-handed - she was presented with a phonendoscope and a backpack with a sweet.jpgt.
The agency notes that Iman is studying Russian at an educational center in Latakia, exploring interest in Russia and its culture.
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