Описание: Presence of those images is for historical archives It seems like, the name, Artek refers to this, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artek_(camp) A youth camp in Crimea, Ukraine. This product is one of the many elements reflecting Nostalgia for the Soviet Union, thus explaining the support of Annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation and the continuation of the war. This is a Russian brand marketed under Red October, the political affiliation of this company is obvious, very likely controlled by those Siloveks The copyright of the images belongs to the company, United Confectioners. Interestingly, since the outbreak of the war, the website blocked access from most countries, only accessible from Russia and few countries considered friendly to Russia, like Serbia and Belarus. Those images are not entirely easy to obtain and I guess the physical food will becoming increasingly more difficult to acquire during the likely process when Russia degrades into a rogue state in the near future. The vehicle looks like a PAZ. It looks like a combination of PAZ-672 and PAZ-3205 to me.
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