The rescue stopped to the Russian climber stuck in Mountain Peak for nearly two weeks

The expert rescue of a mountain climber has been canceled Kyrgyzstan Nearly two weeks after Natasha Nagovitsna, 47, shattered her leg is not far from the top of the longest mountain in the country, according to reports.

Nagovitsna, Russian Climbing That got fame four years ago after she refused to leave her husband after suffering a stroke, finds 22,965 feet in victory since August 12, according to what he said. Daily Mail. Despite her efforts, her husband died.

The peak summit, in the Tian Chan mountain range on the border with China, is 24,406 feet. Mount Everest, the longest summit in the world, is 29,032 feet.

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The suspension of the rescue mission comes days after the death of an Italian climber named Luka Sinjalia while trying to help Nagovitsna, the Italian newspaper, Lucin Sarda.

Sinigaglia Kabid Decreased body temperature On August 15, after reaching the place where Nagovitsna stumbled, it is given a tent, a sleeping bag, food, water and gas, according to the Daily Mail newspaper.

Other attempts to save her failed by climbing and twice with a helicopter, including an effort in the Ministry of Defense helicopter crashed. The accident was left four, according to the London Times.

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The last attempt to save Nagovitsna was abandoned about 3000 feet, after after the weather it had taken a turn for the worst.

Rescue leader Dmitry Grikov said he does not think Nagovitsna is still alive, according to the Daily Mail.

“I don’t think so, because since August 12 – I have been calculated how much time he passed,” he said. “It is unrealistic. It is unrealistic to survive at such a height.”

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The drone that flew the place where she was a shelter confirmed that it was alive from Tuesday, but there was no sign of life when the drone flew on Thursday as temperatures sank to less than 9 degrees Fahrenheit, I mentioned the Times.