A woman named Galina from the Kaliningrad region was awarded the… (премия · ребёнок · кеосаяна)
A woman named Galina from the Kaliningrad region was awarded the 17th Tigran Keosayan Prize for saving a two-year-old boy who fell from a fourth-floor window. The child was unharmed, but Galina sustained fractures and was hospitalized.
Consensus
- A woman named Galina saved a two-year-old boy who fell from a fourth-floor window in the Kaliningrad region.
- The boy did not suffer any injuries.
- Galina was hospitalized with fractures after the rescue.
- Galina will receive the 17th Tigran Keosayan Prize, which is worth one million rubles.
- The prize was awarded by Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of RT.
- The prize is named in memory of Simonyan's late husband, director Tigran Keosayan.
- The award is given to individuals who act courageously and cannot remain indifferent to others' suffering.
Points of divergence
- Galina was described as a local resident in the Kaliningrad region, but no specific age was mentioned in this source. — vm
- The woman is explicitly stated to be 71 years old. — vesti
- Margarita Simonyan mentioned the prize was awarded via her Telegram channel, and added that she gives it to ordinary people who risk themselves to save others. — vm
- The 16th prize was awarded to a participant of the SOV (Special Military Operation) who rescued a woman from a fire in Kaliningrad Oblast. — vesti
- The 15th prize went to 12-year-old Platon Shein, who saved two drowning children in Derbent. Additionally, the 17th prize was awarded to Alexander Voeyvoda for disarming a man with a machete in Krasnodar on June 20. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- RT awards Keosayan Prize to the child savior in Kaliningrad — РИАМО
- Woman who caught a boy falling from the window will receive the Keosayan Prize — Вести
- Simonian awards Keosayan Prize to woman who saved child dropped from window — Вечерняя Москва