Diana Tsomartova went to Dubai to search for her daughter

The mother of Anna Tsomartova, who went missing in Kaspiysk a year and a half ago, flew to Dubai to search for the girl. She contacted her daughter via social networks, urging her to come to a meeting.

As "Kavkazsky Uzel" wrote, the search for Rostov athlete, native of North Ossetia Anna Tsomartova, has been ongoing since February 12, 2024. She went missing in Kaspiysk after she lost a tournament and was in a depressed state. According to the mother, investigators have opened a murder case, but a kidnapping version is also being considered. Moscow investigators, to whom the case was transferred, are interested in a photo of a girl similar to Anna taken in the UAE. On March 24, it became known that Anna Tsomartova was put on the international wanted list, as an examination found that she resembled the girl spotted in Dubai. Friends of Rostov athlete Anna Tsomartova described her as balanced and life-loving, and the girl's personality traits do not allow conclusions to be drawn about her suicidal tendencies. However, it is impossible to assess her condition immediately before her disappearance in Kaspiysk, the examination concluded.

The mother of Anna Tsomartova, who went missing in Dagestan, hopes to see her daughter in Dubai. In the Telegram channel "Anna Tsomartova", which is run by the girl's parents, Diana reported today that she has already landed in Dubai.

In the next post, she asked her daughter to come to a local hotel, publishing a city map with the hotel marked on it and its photo.

"Anna, baby, if you are here, in this city, I ask you - come to this address! I am here, daughter! Don't be afraid of anything! And don't be shy in front of me! I am always first and foremost for you, and for you!" the girl's mother wrote.

This publication has collected 27 comments in the Telegram channel by 15.14 Moscow time. Most users expressed hope that Anna will be found, some of them expressed a desire to help Diana with funds to search for the girl.

"May all the stars align and your paths finally cross. "I'm waiting for good news," Lyudmila wrote in particular.

On March 2, 2024, the mother sent a complaint to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Dagestan, in which she stated that the press secretary of the department, Gayana Garieva, had spread false information about her daughter's suicide. Diana Tsomartova demanded that an investigation be conducted and that Garieva be fired. The press secretary of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Dagestan rejected Tsomartova's accusations of slander.

"Kavkazsky Uzel" prepared a report "Tsomartovs: the disappearance of a daughter and the persecution of a family".

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