Armenia says Russian woman wanted by family leaves country
Svetlana Fryzhi, a Russian woman with whom her relatives lost contact after her arrival in Yerevan, left Armenia on October 14.

Svetlana Fryzhi, a Russian woman with whom her relatives lost contact after her arrival in Yerevan, left Armenia on October 14. This was reported by TASS press Secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic Narek Sargsyan.
“It was established that the said person left the Republic of Armenia through the Bagratashen checkpoint [on the border with Georgia] on October 14,” he said.
Earlier, the daughter of the missing Russian Elena told Sputnik Armenia that her 66-year-old mother arrived in Yerevan on October 10 and was supposed to fly to Paris the next day.
According to her daughter, the woman went to the airport, but did not board, and the next day her phone stopped working. The daughter also said that her mother was last seen on the morning of October 14, when she boarded a bus towards the center of Yerevan.
"Nothing has been known about her since October 14," she said.
The daughter told Komsomolskaya Pravda that she is in Canada, and her mother lives in Azov, Rostov region, but often flies abroad and has a house in France. According to her, from the video surveillance cameras managed to establish that for some time her mother was on the territory of the airport, and then left.
“Local operatives reported that on October 14, at 18:25, she crossed the border of Armenia to leave for Russia, but I do not know where and with whom she went,” she said.



