In Moscow, they are looking for the missing 39-year-old Timur Khasbulatov, the son of businessman Khamzat Khasbulatov, who opened the first McDonald's in the USSR.
Timur Khasbulatov, 39-year-old son of businessman Khamzat Khasbulatov, who opened the first McDonald's in the Soviet Union, has disappeared in Moscow. His mother turned to the police yesterday with a statement about her son's disappearance.
The woman said that her son had an argument with his wife who lives with him and their child in an apartment on Komsomolsky Prospect, and then left and never returned. The last time the man got in touch was September 30. It is noted that earlier Timur Khasbulatov had already left home. Then he was found by the police.
Law enforcement officers have already organized an inspection, during which they intend to find out the circumstances of the disappearance of the son of a McDonald's top manager and his whereabouts. Based on its results, a procedural decision will be made.
Khamzat Khasbulatov opened the first McDonald's in the USSR in 1990, a fast food cafe located on Pushkin Square in Moscow. Now he is the head of the network in Russia and Eastern Europe, as well as the head of the Ronald McDonald House charitable foundation.