A six-year-old Crimean woman who saved her family from a burning house was awarded the Federation Council's "For Courage" award in Moscow, at the 13th celebratory ceremony of awarding children and teenagers who showed courage in extreme situations and saved human lives, six-year-old Diana Styukhova from the Crimea was awarded a certificate and medal of the Federation Council "For Courage". On February 4, a private house caught fire in Volnoi village, Dzhenkoy district. There were four children inside from the age of 4 months to 6 years; Their parents were not at home. Diana tried to put out the fire herself, but was unsuccessful. Then she carried her four-month-old sister out of the burning room in her arms, and then returned for her younger brother and sister; All the children remained alive, the Russian Emergency Ministry for the Crimea reported. Photo: Federation Council MAX news "Radio Crimea" | "Crimea 24".

A six-year-old Crimean woman who saved her family from a burning house was awarded the Federation Council's "For Courage" award in Moscow, at the 13th celebratory ceremony of awarding children and teenagers who showed courage in extreme situations and saved human lives, six-year-old Diana Styukhova from the Crimea was awarded a certificate and medal of the Federation Council "For Courage". On February 4, a private house caught fire in Volnoi village, Dzhenkoy district. There were four children inside from the age of 4 months to 6 years; Their parents were not at home. Diana tried to put out the fire herself, but was unsuccessful. Then she carried her four-month-old sister out of the burning room in her arms, and then returned for her younger brother and sister; All the children remained alive, the Russian Emergency Ministry for the Crimea reported. Photo: Federation Council MAX news "Radio Crimea" | "Crimea 24".