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In the Tula region are looking for a missing Kursk pensioner

In the Tula region are looking for 65-year-old Vladimir Emelyanov, who disappeared in early August

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In the Tula region are looking for a missing Kursk pensioner

In the Tula region are looking for 65-year-old Vladimir Emelyanov, who disappeared in early August. Information about the search was published by activists of the search and rescue team “LisaAlert”.

As it became known “MK in Tula”, the man lives in the village of the 1st Kitaivka of the Medvensky district of the Kursk region. Since August 3, 2026, his whereabouts remain unknown. Now the search is being conducted including on the territory of the "arms region", although Tula and Kursk regions have no direct border.

Vladimir Emelyanov has a dense physique, his height is about 175 centimeters. The man has gray hair and gray eyes. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing a gray T-shirt, camouflage shorts, black slates and a white baseball cap. All who have information about the whereabouts of Vladimir Emelyanov, search engines are asked to report this to the detachment “LisaAlert”, especially since the man needs medical care against the background of health features.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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