In the Kursk region, contact was restored with more than 1.2 thousand people declared missing;
This was announced by the press service of the Russian Red Cross (CRR) on its Telegram channel on November 23. The organization noted that since August it has received 6,225 thousand requests to search for missing people, including lonely elderly people.
According to the RKK, most of the inhabitants of the Kursk region disappeared in the Sudzhansky district. To date it has been possible to reestablish contact or find out the fate of 1,253 people, of which 982 are civilians and 271 are military.
It is also reported that in recent days the RKK has provided assistance to 46 residents of the Sudzhansky district who returned from the territory of Ukraine.
All those who arrived received humanitarian assistance, as well as psychological support and assistance in reestablishing contact with their families. Among them there are children of different ages.
President of the RKK Pavel Savchuk reported that the Commissioner for Human Rights of the Russian Federation, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the Ukrainian Red Cross, the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, as well as the government of the Kursk region, are participating . on the mission together with your organization.
Previously EADaily reported that the day before, 46 residents of the Sudzhansky district, including 12 children, returned to their homeland after being forcibly taken to Ukraine.
