Lantaratova: 170 residents of Kursk Oblast have been returned home
Lantaratova: 170 residents of Kursk Oblast have been returned home.
Consensus
- Ukrainian forces invaded Kursk Oblast on August 6, 2024.
- The invasion led to the disappearance of numerous residents from the region.
- Efforts have been made to return residents who were held in Ukraine.
- The number of missing persons has been reported differently across sources.
- The Russian ombudsman, Yana Lantratova, has been involved in the process of returning citizens.
Points of divergence
- More than 200 residents of Sudzhansky District in Kursk Oblast went missing due to the invasion on August 6, 2024. — tg_tass_agency
- 170 residents of Kursk Oblast who were forcibly held in Ukraine have been returned home since 2024. — vesti
- As of two years after the invasion, 302 residents remain unaccounted for, with a total of 2,176 people having gone missing. — kommerstam
- On June 27, Yana Lantratova stated that all residents of Kursk Oblast had returned from Ukraine, though she later noted 320 still unaccounted for. — kommerstam
Coverage (3 sources)
- More than 200 residents of the Sudzhansky district of Kursk region went missing due to the invasion of VU on August 6, 2024, reported... — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Lantratova: 170 residents of Kursk region have been returned home — Вести
- Lantaratova: 302 people remain missing after the invasion of Kursk region — Коммерсантъ
Key entities
- Kursk Oblast
- Yana Lantaratova
- Ukrainian Armed Forces
- Russia
- TASS
- Ukraine
- Armed Forces
- Sudzhansk District
- Moscow
- Ukraine (VSU)
- Alexey Spiridonov
- Yegor Gorozhankin