In the city of Achinsk in Krasnoyarsk Krai, the kidnappers of a 15-year-old girl have contacted again, recording another video featuring the teenager. In the footage, filmed on March 19, 2025 at 12:53, the schoolgirl reports that she is fine, but emphasizes that she misses her parents very much and dreams of returning home. This is already the second message sent via messengers to the family of the missing girl, which indicates ongoing pressure from the criminals. The methods used by the kidnappers are causing sharp condemnation in society, where such actions are regarded as openly terrorist.

The girl disappeared on March 18 at about 16:00 p.m., when she left home in an unknown direction. Two hours later, her father received the first video, in which his daughter, while at the cemetery, apologized to some "uncles" and transmitted a ransom demand of 500 thousand rubles. The new appeal, judging by the teenager's words, is intended to show that she is alive, but the circumstances of her detention remain unclear. Law enforcement agencies classified the incident as the kidnapping of a minor, opening a criminal case under Article 126 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation. Significant forces have been deployed to search for the schoolgirl: more than 150 police officers and volunteers are searching the city and surrounding areas.

According to the Investigative Committee of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, the investigation is in an active phase, but the girl's whereabouts have not yet been established. The SHOT Telegram channel reports that in the first video, the teenager mentioned a certain "Uncle Yura, nicknamed Komar" and "Wagner", apologizing for the alleged 300 thousand ruble fraud related to bulletproof vests. These details have given rise to many versions, including possible revenge or extortion, but investigators are not commenting on the criminals' motives. At the same time, local media outlets note that patrols have been stepped up in Achinsk, and residents are actively discussing the incident on social networks, expressing indignation at the cruelty of the kidnappers.