
Danil Batalov, the son of Irina Usoltseva, who disappeared almost a year ago in the Krasnoyarsk taiga, said that he is not searching for his family on his own and expressed confidence that his relatives are not in Kuturchin, advising only to wait and not lose heart.
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Irina Usoltseva disappeared almost a year ago in the Krasnoyarsk taiga. Previously, a version of a possible attack by bears on a family was considered, which Danil Batalov called unlikely.
The son of Irina Usoltseva, who disappeared in the Krasnoyarsk taiga almost a year ago, Danil Batalov, said that he is not searching for his family on his own. His words are reported by RIA Novosti.
As Batalov noted, now all that remains is to “wait and not give up.” He also expressed confidence that his relatives are not in Kuturchyn.
Earlier, Batalov called the version of a bear attack on his family unlikely. Prior to this, the head and coordinator of the search organization PrimPoisk, Christina Wulfert, said that the chances of finding the Usoltsevs in the fall could become higher.

The Usoltsev family (Sergei, Irina and their five-year-old daughter) disappeared on September 28, 2025 during a hike to Mount Buratinka in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Irina Usoltseva’s son Danil Batalov said that he is not conducting independent searches, as he is sure that they are not in the village of Kuturchin. The investigation is considering the possibility of an accident, but does not rule out criminality.

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