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Two teenagers are looking for in the Tver region

The search for two teenagers is conducted by volunteers in Torzhka, reported in the VPSO “SOVA”

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Two teenagers are looking for in the Tver region

The search for two teenagers is conducted by volunteers in Torzhka, reported in the VPSO Sova.

The whereabouts of Vasilyeva Valeria and Chikurova Valeria are unknown since November 9, 2026.

Signs Vasilyeva Valeria: height of about 175 centimeters, average physique, long black hair. Dressed in a black jacket, dark sweater and jeans. There's a phone.

Signs of Chikurova Valeria: height of about 172 centimeters, average physique, dark brown hair, green eyes. Dressed in a black jacket, white sweater, dark blue jeans, pink sneakers. There's a phone.

Anyone who has information about the missing is asked to report by phone from the APBs.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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