Russians seek answers over hundreds missing after Ukraine's 2024 incursion
Summary
Hundreds of Russians remain missing after Ukrainian forces entered Russia’s Kursk region in 2024. Families say the Russian government has not provided clear information, and fighting continued for months before Russian forces retook the area.Key Facts
- Ukrainian forces crossed into Russia’s Kursk region in August 2024, capturing border checkpoints and territory.
- About 300 Russians are officially listed as missing, though the true number may be higher.
- Around 2,000 people stayed in villages captured by Ukraine, despite nearby fighting.
- Communication lines like mobile and internet were down for most of the eight months Ukraine controlled the area.
- Russia accused Ukraine of war crimes, but Ukraine denied these claims.
- Nearly 200 Russians asked for a safe evacuation route for civilians; no corridor was established.
- Fighting destroyed about 90% of the village of Darino before Russian forces regained control.
- Families formed groups to track missing loved ones but received little help from authorities.
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