A 18-year-old Ukrainian, media (photo) disappeared at the Russian checkpoint (photo)

According to the Russian media, their relatives were called from the Federal Security Service of Russia (FSB) and reported that the girl was returned to the Russian Federation. According to the older sister, 18-year-old Diana Maximov disappeared on November 8 in the evening. "The girl came to the checkpoint in the afternoon and last came in touch around 14:00," the message said. Subsequently, the relatives noticed that she was online at about 5:00 pm, but did not answer calls.

"Then from her number called her father, we realized that the FSB was said that she was not missed because The moment does not answer, " - said Sister Diana Victoria. According to Sister Diana, the girl had a Ukrainian passport and a folder with Victoria documents. In addition, the Belgorod edition was added to the carrier who brought Diana to Kolotilovka, the border guards said they had missed everyone and he went.

The girl, who was traveling with Diana, told her relatives that Maximov had called the border guards twice, and the rest wanted to wait for her, standing on the border for two hours, but the border guards told them either to go to the territory of Ukraine or return to the Russian Federation. The Russian media noted that earlier at the Kolotilovka checkpoint, a volunteer Alexander Demidenko was abducted, who helped Ukrainians get home.

Subsequently, the man was found in a temporary detention center, where he arrested in a "fabricated case on a public intoxication. " "Also in his house was a search, during which they found a grenade and arrested a volunteer for 30 days for refusing to have drugs in his blood," the statement said.

We will remind, on Thursday, November 9, "Public" published a video, which illegally exported from Mariupol to Russia, 17-year-old orphan Bogdan Ermokhin appealed to President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky to help him return home. Earlier, the deputy head of the Zaporizhzhya Regional Military Administration Yevhen Mironenko reported that all children were evacuated from five settlements in the Zaporozhye region.