The search for the Moscow tourist who fell into the waters of the Uchkulan mountain river in Karachay-Cherkessia on June 19 has entered its eighth day, according to the regional Ministry of Emergency Situations' press office.

A tragedy unfolded in Kyrgyzstan, in many ways reminiscent of the story of 8-year-old Khizir Derbichev from Ingushetia. At that time, it would be an understatement to say that millions of people in the North Caucasus, Russia, and Central Asian countries followed the search for the boy with both anxiety and hope. Thousands of volunteers from the North Caucasus republics participated in the search operation. People from Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan also traveled to Ingushetia to support Khizir's family and offer their condolences.

Professional rescue diver Vahe Melkonyan was awarded the Medal for Impeccable Service. He was responsible for recovering the bodies of two girls who had previously disappeared in the Pambak River in the Armenian city of Vanadzor.

A resident of Ingushetia, Adam Kotiev, was charged with concealing information about crimes committed. He was fined 25,000 rubles for failure to report.

The FSB has detained a 17-year-old boy in Dagestan. He is suspected of leading an international terrorist organization commissioned by Ukrainian intelligence services.

The mother of 8-year-old Khizir Derbichev from Ingushetia, who drowned in the Sunzha River while rescuing a friend, commented on the tragedy. She expressed gratitude to everyone who participated in the search and offered support.

In Ingushetia, plans are underway to immortalize the memory of 8-year-old Khizir Derbichev, who died while saving a friend in the Sunzha River. This was announced by the head of the republic, Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov.

The Sverdlovsk Regional Court rejected the appeal of former leader of the Azerbaijani diaspora in the Urals, Shahin Shykhlinsky, and his son, Mutvala. Their defense had requested a reduced sentence for the charge of using violence against a government official.

The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) announced the thwarting of two bombings near a security agency building in Pyatigorsk. Law enforcement officials claim the two women acted on "instructions from Ukrainian intelligence services, not realizing they would be used as suicide bombers."

The body of eight-year-old Khizir Derbichev, who disappeared in the Sunzha River eight days ago and was found today, was laid to rest in Ingushetia. According to Islamic tradition, the deceased must be buried before sunset that same day.