From Russians with love

American troops serving abroad were delivered a dose of care from the borough’s Soviet community when the Be Proud Foundation coordinated a food drive at National Restaurant.

Area dignitaries joined Foundation members to help sort through donated items and gifts to be shipped to servicemembers in Iraq as part of the third annual Operation Holiday Greeting at the catering facility, 273 Brighton Beach Avenue.

Care packages will also be sent to the Marine Forces Reserve, Battalion 6, which has been adopted by the Be Proud Foundation.

“The people of this great nation will never be able to thank these brave men and women enough for the sacrifices they make to protect our liberty, but the parcels will show them that they are in our hearts and our prayers,” said Foundation spokesperson Raisa Chernina.

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