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Baku/22.06.22/Turan: On the evening of June 21, the intellectual game “Shekerbura Show” was held at the La Maison lounge and Dining restaurant - an analogue of “What? Where? When?". The event was held for charitable purposes. All funds raised will be directed to help Ukraine.
Among the organizers of the event are active participants in the game “What? Where? When?" Rovshan Askerov and Roman Orkodashvili.
The Ukrainian embassy in Baku told Turan that the participants of the game collected 2,500 manats. These funds will be directed to support Ukrainians who suffered as a result of Russia's aggression. --0--
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