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In the quiet city of Mogilev, Belarus, a puzzling mystery has unfolded. Two teenage girls have gone missing, and their whereabouts remain unknown. The girls were last seen leaving "SOS Children's Village," a local institution for children in need.
Simultaneously, a 40-year-old man from Belarus was arrested in Warsaw, Poland, on Monday, September 8, 2025. The Internal Security Agency (ABW) of Poland made the arrest as part of a long-term operation coordinated with several Central and Eastern European intelligence services. The location of the arrested man in Warsaw was not specified.
The connection, if any, between the missing girls in Mogilev and the arrested man in Warsaw is unclear. The man in question was wanted in France, but no further details about his motive were provided.
Meanwhile, in a bizarre turn of events, a man in Myadel, Belarus, threatened police with an axe. No information was given about any investigation or charges related to this incident.
Interestingly, a fisherman caught an equally impressive catfish a month ago in the same spot where the girls went missing. Whether this is in any way connected to the girls' disappearance is a question that remains unanswered.
As the search for the missing girls continues, the community of Mogilev stands united in hope, waiting for any news of their return. The police have urged anyone with information that could help in the investigation to come forward. The mystery of the missing girls in Mogilev is a chilling reminder of the importance of community vigilance and the work of law enforcement agencies in ensuring the safety and well-being of its citizens.
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