A climber dies in an attempt to save a Russian woman who was hit from the top of a mountain in Kyrgystan. Search

The authorities of the Central Asian country said on Saturday that the search for a Russian climber was cut off on the highest mountain in Kyrgystan, which was suspended indefinitely due to the harsh weather conditions after the death of another climber in an attempt to save her.

Natalia Nagovitisna-whose husband died on a different mountain four years ago-broke her leg while climbing the peak of victory, which was 24,406 feet while she was about 23,000 feet, and she was cut off in the mountains for about two weeks. In comparison, Mount Everest, the tallest summit in the world, is 29,032 feet.

An Italian climber, Luka Sinjlia, died on August 15 as he was trying to save her.

Italian rescuers went to the scene to try to restore his body using a helicopter, according to the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The operation that was launched to save Nagovsyna, which was 48 years old, on August 20, according to the Russian media, has not succeeded yet.

A rescue helicopter crashed into the mountains and a group of climbers had to stop their climb when their leader becomes seriously sick, according to the Qirgiz authorities.

On Saturday, weather conditions deteriorated sharply, so all the rescue operations were suspended, “in the words of a spokesman for the Ministry of Emergency cases in Kyrgyz, Adel Chargenov, to the Russian News Agency, Raya Novosti.

The drone that flew over the Nagovitina website confirmed that it was alive until Tuesday, London Times reportedBut there was no sign of life when the drone flew on the same area on Thursday.

Temperatures currently hover around -22 Fahrenheit at night at the PECTory Peak summit, accompanied by wind and snowstorms, according to a source in the ministry, which was quoted by the Russian News Agency Tass.

According to Chargynov, “All climbers, all experts share the opinion that unfortunately is no longer alive.”

“We know where she is. It is impossible to get there,” Dmitry Greakov, head of the Vioz Pique base camp, told Tass.

According to him, “no one was evacuated” from this height of the mountain. “It is impossible to do this manually, only by a helicopter, and we do not have such helicopters in Kyrgyzstan.”

Victory Peak, also called Jengish Chokusu, is the highest mountain in the Tian Shan Mountain series, located on the Chinese -Secyrgyzstan border.

Natalia Nagofitisssa Sergei died of a stroke in 2021 while Khan Tingry climbed (23,028 feet), the highest peak in Kazakhstan, also in Central Asia, Russian media reported. Daily Mail I mentioned Nagovitisna topped the headlines at the time for refusing to leave her husband on the mountain after a stroke.

Earlier this month, a The Chinese climber died After having fallen rocks on K2, the second highest in the world. In July Laura DalamierHe died while trying to climb another peak in the area.