A three-year-old British toddler, named only as Oliver P., is feared to have been taken to Russia after allegedly being abducted by his mother on the Costa del Sol. The child disappeared from Marbella on the fourth of July, and Spain’s National Police have since confirmed they are treating this case as a parental abduction. Oliver’s father, who is also British, alerted the police after the incident.

Officers have stated that they believe Oliver’s mother, who is Russian, has taken the boy back to her home country, although the exact location remains uncertain. A spokesperson for the police emphasised that the investigation is still ongoing as they undertake extensive efforts to locate the child.

Oliver is reported to be eighty-five centimetres tall, has blonde hair, and possesses distinctive grey eyes. Images of the toddler have been circulated through various official channels and on social media, with his family urging anyone with information to come forward to assist in finding him.

The CNDES has appealed for public collaboration, stating that citizen contributions are vital in such cases. Members of the public are encouraged to reach out to the police using the missing person hotline at one hundred and sixteen thousand or by dialling the national police on nine zero one. Authorities have contacted the Foreign Office for further comment on this urgent situation.