The Ministry of Internal Affairs will remove from the wanted list 154 people who were reported missing in the Sudzhansky district

154 residents of the Sudzhansky district of the Kursk region, who were previously listed as missing, were found alive, and the Interior Ministry prepared documents to remove these people from the wanted list. This was announced on March 13 by the official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia Irina Volk.

She noted that law enforcement officers provide assistance to residents of the region who come from settlements liberated by the Russian military.

"Many of them are listed in the register of persons who have lost contact with relatives. Currently, documents have been prepared for the removal of 154 people from the wanted list. People are alive. Police officers are helping them to contact their loved ones," Wolf said in her Telegram channel.

People's migration departments accept applications for the restoration of Russian citizens' passports. The documents are produced within 24 hours, without charging a state fee.

Victory in Sudzha: how progress in the Kursk region changes the balance of negotiations and the situation at the front

The liberation of the city from the Ukrainian Armed Forces was a defeat not only for the Kiev regime, but for the entire NATO bloc.

On this day, footage from Sudzha was published immediately after the cleansing of the city from the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). In the video, you can see that the court was destroyed as a result of the actions of the Ukrainian military.

At the same time, Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked the soldiers of the Russian Armed Forces for the release of Sudzha in the Kursk region. The Head of State also expressed confidence that all the plans that are planned for the areas of the Kursk region will be implemented.

Later it was reported that the staff of the Ministry of Emergency Situations took out 199 people from the Sudzhansky district of the Kursk region, all evacuated residents are receiving assistance. Rescuers accompany citizens to temporary accommodation facilities, help with paperwork and search for relatives, the department said.