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| birth_place = [[Voronezh]], [[Russia]]
| birth_place = [[Voronezh]], [[Russia]]
| occupation = Furniture factory worker
| era = [[Vriend Era]]
| era = [[Vriend Era]]
| known_for = Rescue of [[Milena Zaretskaya]] from [[Porno Bucharest]]
| known_for = Rescue of [[Milena Zaretskaya]] from [[Porno Bucharest]]
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'''Yelena Zaretskaya''' (born 12 September 1981) is a Russian furniture factory worker who rescued her daughter, [[Milena Zaretskaya]], from a [[Porno Bucharest]] property in northern [[Romania]] on 17 February 2024. During the rescue, she shot [[Marku Ionuț]] in the leg and escaped with Milena after [[Jibbut Snagov]] deliberately allowed them to leave. Zaretskaya later returned to Romania with her daughter and gave testimony to the [[Bucharest Tribunal]] on 22 May 2025.<ref name="marku"/><ref name="jibbut"/>
'''Yelena Zaretskaya''' (born 12 September 1981) is a Russian woman known for rescuing her daughter, [[Milena Zaretskaya]], from [[Porno Bucharest]] in February 2024. During the rescue, she shot [[Marku Ionuț]] in the leg and escaped with Milena. In May 2025, she and her daughter testified before the [[Bucharest Tribunal]] about the abduction and their escape.


== Early life ==
== Early life ==
Zaretskaya was born in [[Voronezh]], [[Russia]], on 12 September 1981. Her father taught her to shoot rifles while she was growing up. She later had a daughter, [[Milena Zaretskaya]], in Russia.
Zaretskaya was born in [[Voronezh]], [[Russia]], on 12 September 1981. Her father taught her to use rifles while she was growing up. She later had a daughter, [[Milena Zaretskaya]]. After separating from Milena's father in 2008, Zaretskaya moved with her daughter to [[Suceava]], [[Romania]], where she worked at a furniture factory.


In 2008, Zaretskaya separated from Milena's father and moved with her daughter to [[Suceava]], [[Romania]]. She began working at a furniture factory in the city and remained employed there in 2024.
== Abduction of Milena Zaretskaya ==
On 13 February 2024, the 17-year-old Milena was abducted while she was out with friends. The friends went to Zaretskaya and described the van used by the abductors. Zaretskaya reported the abduction to Romanian police that day, but no action was taken. According to her later account, the police already knew that [[Porno Bucharest]] was responsible and would not act against the organization.


== Porno Bucharest incident ==
Zaretskaya spent the following days looking for the van herself. On 17 February, she saw a vehicle matching the description at a gas station. A newly recruited Porno Bucharest member was alone with it. Zaretskaya entered the passenger side and threatened him with a pistol until he disclosed where Milena was being held. She then made him drive her to the perimeter of the Porno Bucharest property before allowing him to leave.
On 13 February 2024, the 17-year-old Milena was abducted while she was out with friends. Her friends went to Zaretskaya and described the van used in the abduction. Zaretskaya reported the disappearance to Romanian police, but the report produced no action against the abductors. The police already knew that [[Porno Bucharest]] was responsible and did not move against the organization.<ref name="porno"/>


Zaretskaya spent the following days searching for the van herself. On 17 February, she saw a vehicle matching the description at a gas station. A newly recruited Porno Bucharest member was alone with it. Zaretskaya entered the passenger side and threatened him with a pistol until he disclosed where Milena was being held. She then made him drive her to the perimeter of a Porno Bucharest property in northern Romania. After reaching the site, she allowed him to leave.
Zaretskaya approached the property carrying the pistol and a [[Mosin–Nagant]] rifle. She entered the room where [[Marku Ionuț]] was holding Milena and aimed the rifle at him. Marku threatened that members of his organization would pursue her if she killed him. Zaretskaya kept the rifle trained on him until he released Milena. Once her daughter had reached her, she shot Marku in the leg.<ref name="marku"/>


Zaretskaya approached the property carrying the pistol and a [[Mosin–Nagant]] rifle. She entered the room where Marku Ionuț was holding Milena and aimed the rifle at him. Marku attempted to deter her by claiming that members of his organization would pursue her if she killed him. Unable to act while Zaretskaya had the rifle trained on him, he released Milena. Once her daughter had reached her, Zaretskaya shot Marku in the leg.<ref name="marku"/>
While leaving the property with Milena, Zaretskaya encountered [[Jibbut Snagov]]. Snagov initially had his sidearm pointed toward her. After seeing Milena with her, he lowered and holstered the weapon, said nothing and nodded for them to continue. Zaretskaya and Milena left the property without being stopped.<ref name="jibbut"/>


Zaretskaya and Milena then left the property. Outside, they encountered [[Jibbut Snagov]], who initially had his sidearm pointed toward Zaretskaya. After seeing that she was leaving with Milena, he lowered and holstered the weapon, said nothing and nodded for them to continue. Zaretskaya and her daughter left without being stopped.<ref name="jibbut"/>
After the rescue, Zaretskaya left Romania with her daughter. They settled in [[Ferapontovo]], [[Vologda Oblast]], because Zaretskaya considered the small village safer while Porno Bucharest and the [[Bucharest Butchers]] remained active.
 
After the rescue, the two left Romania and returned to Russia. They settled in [[Ferapontovo]], [[Vologda Oblast]], because Zaretskaya considered the small village safer while Porno Bucharest and the [[Bucharest Butchers]] remained active.


== Bucharest Tribunal ==
== Bucharest Tribunal ==
After the collapse of the Bucharest Butchers and the opening of the [[Bucharest Tribunal]] in May 2025, Zaretskaya followed the publication of information about people connected to the organization. She recognized Jibbut Snagov from photographs identifying personnel whose actions were being documented after the collapse.
After the Bucharest Butchers and Porno Bucharest were dismantled in May 2025, Zaretskaya followed the publication of information about their members. She recognized Snagov in photographs of people whose actions were being documented after the collapse.
 
On 22 May 2025, Zaretskaya and Milena returned to [[Bucharest]] and gave testimony in person. Zaretskaya described Milena's abduction, her unsuccessful police report and the rescue on 17 February 2024. She also identified Snagov as the armed man who had encountered them while they were leaving the property. Zaretskaya stated that he had deliberately lowered his weapon and allowed them to escape, describing his action as having "let them live".<ref name="tribunal"/><ref name="jibbut"/>


Milena separately gave her account of the abduction and detention and confirmed the encounter with Snagov. After their testimony, Zaretskaya and her daughter returned to [[Ferapontovo]], where they continued to live.
On 22 May 2025, Zaretskaya and Milena returned to [[Bucharest]] and testified in person before the [[Bucharest Tribunal]]. Zaretskaya described the abduction, the failure of police to act and her rescue of Milena. She also identified Snagov as the armed man they encountered while escaping and stated that he had deliberately lowered his weapon and "let them live". Milena gave her own account of being abducted and held by Porno Bucharest and confirmed Snagov's actions. After giving their testimony, they returned to [[Ferapontovo]].


== See also ==
== See also ==
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== References ==
== References ==
{{Reflist|refs=
{{Reflist|refs=
<ref name="porno">"[[Porno Bucharest#History|History]]". ''Porno Bucharest''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
<ref name="marku">"[[Marku Ionuț#Internal power struggle|Internal power struggle]]". ''Marku Ionuț''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
<ref name="marku">"[[Marku Ionuț#Internal power struggle|Internal power struggle]]". ''Marku Ionuț''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
<ref name="jibbut">"[[Jibbut Snagov#Later years|Later years]]". ''Jibbut Snagov''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
<ref name="jibbut">"[[Jibbut Snagov#Later years|Later years]]". ''Jibbut Snagov''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
<ref name="tribunal">''[[Bucharest Tribunal]]''. ''Vrienden Universe Wiki''.</ref>
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Latest revision as of 14:17, 18 August 2026

Yelena Zaretskaya
Born (1981-09-12) 12 September 1981 (age 45)
EraVriend Era
Known forRescue of Milena Zaretskaya from Porno Bucharest
ChildrenMilena Zaretskaya

Yelena Zaretskaya (born 12 September 1981) is a Russian woman known for rescuing her daughter, Milena Zaretskaya, from Porno Bucharest in February 2024. During the rescue, she shot Marku Ionuț in the leg and escaped with Milena. In May 2025, she and her daughter testified before the Bucharest Tribunal about the abduction and their escape.

Early life

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Zaretskaya was born in Voronezh, Russia, on 12 September 1981. Her father taught her to use rifles while she was growing up. She later had a daughter, Milena Zaretskaya. After separating from Milena's father in 2008, Zaretskaya moved with her daughter to Suceava, Romania, where she worked at a furniture factory.

Abduction of Milena Zaretskaya

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On 13 February 2024, the 17-year-old Milena was abducted while she was out with friends. The friends went to Zaretskaya and described the van used by the abductors. Zaretskaya reported the abduction to Romanian police that day, but no action was taken. According to her later account, the police already knew that Porno Bucharest was responsible and would not act against the organization.

Zaretskaya spent the following days looking for the van herself. On 17 February, she saw a vehicle matching the description at a gas station. A newly recruited Porno Bucharest member was alone with it. Zaretskaya entered the passenger side and threatened him with a pistol until he disclosed where Milena was being held. She then made him drive her to the perimeter of the Porno Bucharest property before allowing him to leave.

Zaretskaya approached the property carrying the pistol and a Mosin–Nagant rifle. She entered the room where Marku Ionuț was holding Milena and aimed the rifle at him. Marku threatened that members of his organization would pursue her if she killed him. Zaretskaya kept the rifle trained on him until he released Milena. Once her daughter had reached her, she shot Marku in the leg.[1]

While leaving the property with Milena, Zaretskaya encountered Jibbut Snagov. Snagov initially had his sidearm pointed toward her. After seeing Milena with her, he lowered and holstered the weapon, said nothing and nodded for them to continue. Zaretskaya and Milena left the property without being stopped.[2]

After the rescue, Zaretskaya left Romania with her daughter. They settled in Ferapontovo, Vologda Oblast, because Zaretskaya considered the small village safer while Porno Bucharest and the Bucharest Butchers remained active.

Bucharest Tribunal

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After the Bucharest Butchers and Porno Bucharest were dismantled in May 2025, Zaretskaya followed the publication of information about their members. She recognized Snagov in photographs of people whose actions were being documented after the collapse.

On 22 May 2025, Zaretskaya and Milena returned to Bucharest and testified in person before the Bucharest Tribunal. Zaretskaya described the abduction, the failure of police to act and her rescue of Milena. She also identified Snagov as the armed man they encountered while escaping and stated that he had deliberately lowered his weapon and "let them live". Milena gave her own account of being abducted and held by Porno Bucharest and confirmed Snagov's actions. After giving their testimony, they returned to Ferapontovo.

See also

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References

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  1. "Internal power struggle". Marku Ionuț. Vrienden Universe Wiki.
  2. "Later years". Jibbut Snagov. Vrienden Universe Wiki.