Sergei Dolgov [SEP] date of death
Sergei Dolgov
Sergei Dolgov, also transliterated as Sergey or Serhiy, (ca. 1964), was a Ukrainian journalist from Russia who served as editor for the "Vestnik Pryazovya" and "Khochu v SSSR" in Mariupol, Ukraine before he went missing. He was notorious for promoting neo-Sovietism and cancellation of the state of Ukraine for the lost Soviet Union. Media supporting the Russian government declared his disappearance a murder.
Personal.
Much of Dolgov's personal life is unknown. According to Amnesty International,
Sergei had a wife named Olga Dolgova who expressed great concern for his safety and believed her husband at the time was being held at the military base A1978 in Zaporizhia.
Career.
Sergei Dolgov was the chief editor of two Russian-language newspapers "Vestnik Pryazovya" (Translated: "Azov Region Courier") and "Khochu v SSSR" (Translated: "I want to go to the USSR"), in Mariupol.
Disappearance and death.
Dolgov was abducted from the Vestnik Pryazovya office on the