Residents of the Krasnoyarsk Territory declared their readiness to help in the search for the Usoltsevs

Residents of settlements located near Kuturchinsky Belogorye, where the Usoltsev family disappeared last fall, are ready to help in the search for tourists. Natalia Bondar, head of the administration of the Minsk Village Council of the Krasnoyarsk Territory, told about this on May 3.

"As soon as the search resumes, local residents will be ready to help. We don't have many people, but we will not remain indifferent. If anyone can, we will provide help and support, both with the search in the taiga and to the volunteers at the camp," Bondar said in an interview with TASS.

According to the head of the village council, when the first family searches began in the fall of 2025, many local residents joined them.

"Someone went to the taiga to look for food, someone cooked, someone gave a ride, had people at home. They helped with everything. And this time, of course, we are ready," concluded Bondar.

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On April 19, the regional state-owned institution "Rescuer" announced in the Maks messenger that rescuers in the Krasnoyarsk Territory had again gone out to inspect the territory as part of the search for the missing Usoltsev family in the region. Snowmobile specialists surveyed 58 km of the territory in the mountainous taiga area. After that, another 5 km was checked on foot. The missing persons could not be found.