The awarding ceremony for children and teenagers who showed courage in extreme situations took place at the Federation Council. Young residents of different regions of the country received medals from the Federation Council "for their courage" and thanks from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations. ▫ Rostislav Tokarev from the Lugansk People's Republic saved a friend who was blown up by a mine; ▫ Andrey Kazarian from the People's Republic of Donetsk discovered a suspicious item and immediately reported the find to the rescuers; ▫ Yevgeny Tsok from the Smolensk region, during a UAV attack, helped his parents get out from under the rubble after the collapse of buildings in their home; ▫ Dmitri Gaidai from the Kherson region, during a fire that occurred after a UAV attack, informed neighbors of the danger and helped evacuate residents; ▫ Artyom Sinchuk from the Irkutsk region, during a missile alert in Kazan, organized the evacuation of school staff members and assisted other groups; ▫ Dmitry Vyatkin, Arseny Nikolaev and Egor Rybolov from the Chelyabinsk region helped evacuate passengers after the Moscow-Chelyabinsk train derailed; ▫ Muaz Dzhengsheib from the Republic of Dagestan rescued a friend who fell under the ice of Lake Ek-Gul; ▫ Artyom and Ivan Starokuzhev from the Belgrade region, during a summer kitchen fire, helped a man whose clothes caught fire, and took out the The second unconscious victim outside the building; ▫ Ibergim in the street from the Republic of Ingushetia saved two women who were swept away from the bank of the river Esi by a strong current; ▫ Mteby Frederin from the Republic of Khakassia protected a girl from an attack by an aggressive dog; ▫ Diana Styukhova from the Republic of Crimea carried her four-month-old sister from a burning house, then returned for her younger brother and sister; ▫ Kirill Fumichev from St. Petersburg saved two drowning girls; ▫ Alena Bibikova from the Ivanovo area called an ambulance when she found her mother and two small children at home with signs of carbon monoxide poisoning.

The awarding ceremony for children and teenagers who showed courage in extreme situations took place at the Federation Council. Young residents of different regions of the country received medals from the Federation Council "for their courage" and thanks from the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations. ▫ Rostislav Tokarev from the Lugansk People's Republic saved a friend who was blown up by a mine; ▫ Andrey Kazarian from the People's Republic of Donetsk discovered a suspicious item and immediately reported the find to the rescuers; ▫ Yevgeny Tsok from the Smolensk region, during a UAV attack, helped his parents get out from under the rubble after the collapse of buildings in their home; ▫ Dmitri Gaidai from the Kherson region, during a fire that occurred after a UAV attack, informed neighbors of the danger and helped evacuate residents; ▫ Artyom Sinchuk from the Irkutsk region, during a missile alert in Kazan, organized the evacuation of school staff members and assisted other groups; ▫ Dmitry Vyatkin, Arseny Nikolaev and Egor Rybolov from the Chelyabinsk region helped evacuate passengers after the Moscow-Chelyabinsk train derailed; ▫ Muaz Dzhengsheib from the Republic of Dagestan rescued a friend who fell under the ice of Lake Ek-Gul; ▫ Artyom and Ivan Starokuzhev from the Belgrade region, during a summer kitchen fire, helped a man whose clothes caught fire, and took out the The second unconscious victim outside the building; ▫ Ibergim in the street from the Republic of Ingushetia saved two women who were swept away from the bank of the river Esi by a strong current; ▫ Mteby Frederin from the Republic of Khakassia protected a girl from an attack by an aggressive dog; ▫ Diana Styukhova from the Republic of Crimea carried her four-month-old sister from a burning house, then returned for her younger brother and sister; ▫ Kirill Fumichev from St. Petersburg saved two drowning girls; ▫ Alena Bibikova from the Ivanovo area called an ambulance when she found her mother and two small children at home with signs of carbon monoxide poisoning.