The bodies of the victims are at about 5,350 meters altitude; evacuation awaits better weather
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The wind first blew at a speed of about 45 kilometers per hour, and by morning it strengthened to about 70 kilometers per hour. The Russian Ministry for Emergency Situations earlier stated that the bodies of the deceased are at about 5,350 meters above sea level and that their evacuation will be possible only when weather conditions improve. According to Avaz, it was Dr. Čaušević who was part of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian expedition that set out for Elbrus, a mountain 5,642 meters high, known for its extremely harsh and unpredictable weather conditions.
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The wind first blew at a speed of about 45 kilometers per hour, and by morning it strengthened to about 70 kilometers per hour.
according to Index.hrThe Russian Ministry for Emergency Situations earlier stated that the bodies of the deceased are at about 5,350 meters above sea level and that their evacuation will be possible only when weather conditions improve.
according to TportalAccording to Avaz, it was Dr. Čaušević who was part of the Bosnian-Herzegovinian expedition that set out for Elbrus, a mountain 5,642 meters high, known for its extremely harsh and unpredictable weather conditions.
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