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Searches for missing Ukrainian youth at Ursa Beach resumed by sea and land

Now29 August 2026 at 12:00

The search for the missing Ukrainian young person at Ursa beach has resumed, with search operations taking place both at sea and on land. The missing person alert was received at 11:50 am on Friday.

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