An entry for Kristina Danilova—the partner of Russian serviceman Sergei Gritsay (call sign Ernest), who died during the war in Ukraine after criticizing the command—has appeared in the Russian Interior Ministry's wanted database. This was reported by the publication "Mediazona."
According to the record, Danilova is wanted as part of a criminal case, though the specific charges are not detailed.
Earlier, the Ministry of Internal Affairs also declared Yevgenia Yarenkevich—the widow of Dmitry Lysakovsky (call sign Goodwin), who served alongside Gritsay—wanted.
Like their partners, Danilova and Yarenkevich also served in the Russian army. In late October 2024, they reported that they had been declared wanted for unauthorized abandonment of their unit.
Ernest and Goodwin fought as part of the Russian army on a voluntary basis and were killed in Ukraine in September 2024. On the day of their deaths, a video was published on Telegram channels in which the soldiers stated that their unmanned reconnaissance unit had been disbanded and the personnel sent on a mission as regular assault troops.
Before their deaths, the soldiers had sharply criticized the commander of the 87th Regiment, Igor Puzik (call sign Zloy). They claimed he covered up drug trafficking within the troops and collaborated with Western intelligence agencies.