A seven-year-old boy has been rescued by Russian special forces after working with international agents. The boy was rescued in the village of Makarikha, which is east of Moscow and the suspect, a 26-year-old man, has been arrested. Medics have stated that the boy is in good health and appears unharmed. Russian SF carried out the rescue operation after US Interpol agents discovered a dark web user they believed had ties to the abduction. The Russian interior ministry has released a video as well of the SF troops cutting through a reinforced metal door to find the boy.
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