congratulations, we received very important information about the missing 17-year-old sasha liponovaer 14-year-old sister nastya, and managed to learn about the girls' possible whereabouts. specialists from the community helped us with this. these are specialists who, with the help of certain technologies search for and analyze information available in open sources, for example, in communications on forums, sites, messengers and, of course , social networks. so, sasha and nastya disappeared in mariupol in the first days of the full-scale invasion, and for a long time nothing was known about their fate. we made a number of video programs about the search for the girls, but unfortunately, no one saw the sisters and could not provide any information about them. we suspected that sasha and nastya were no longer in ukraine and ended up in russia, and this version was confirmed to us by osint investigators. who, thanks to their own technologies for searching for information in open sources, established that sasha and nastya are really in russia. as we managed to find out, sasha and nastya

here , intro-investigators found out that sasha liponova lives in the city of lukhovitsa, moscow region1, 2022, she even entered a local technical school. and here, for example, is a photo of sasha with a diploma for an award in a poetry contest. and here the girl is reading poems in one of the city squares. there is also information that sasha lives in a foster family or in a local one dormitory of course, everything we learned about the girls we immediately passed on to the police, but until these data are officially confirmed, sasha and nastya will be considered missing. currently, we do not know under what circumstances sasha and nastya liponova ended up in russia and whether they became direct victims of deportation. in general, as of now, more than 1,900 ukrainian children have been deported to russia, and this is a non-final figure, because the aggressor country refuses to provide complete lists of children deported from ukraine. in particular. over deportees include many ukrainian boys and girls who, even before the start of the full-scale invasion, were in the temporarily occup