In Moscow, the assistant to the chairman of the board of the Eurasian Economic Commission disappeared. The man has not been found for three days, APA's Moscow correspondent reports.
BAZA Telegram channel writes that Dmitry Shedko is a citizen of Belarus. The last time he worked in Moscow and lived on Serpukhov Val. Shedko served as an assistant to Mikhail Myasnikovich - he is the chairman of the board of the Eurasian Economic Commission (a body of the Eurasian Economic Union, which includes Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Kazakhstan). According to colleagues, Dmitry was a very punctual and reliable employee: he always warned about his movements or days off.
Shedko was last seen on March 9, and the very next day he disappeared. An EEC employee did not come to an important meeting, and his phone was turned off. Shedko's acquaintances remembered that lately the man often complained about his back: they say it hurts so much that he can't even get up, so they suggested that Dmitry could just lie at home. The apartment where he lived was opened, but there was no one there. The police examined the premises, but found nothing criminal. Shedko continue to search.
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