Officials say that the Russian climber, who broke her leg on the highest mountain in Kyrgyzstan, is supposed to be dead.

Kyrgyz officials said on Wednesday that the search for a Russian climber had been cut off at the highest peak in the country after breaking its leg more than two weeks ago, no signs of life were found.

NASIVITSYNA She climbed the peak of victory 24,406 feet, but she broke her leg and became stuck at a height of about 23,000 feet. Mount Everest, the longest summit in the world, is 29,032 feet.

The State Security Agency in Kyrgyzstan said that a drone survey of thermal photography of the area where Nagovitina did not show any signs that they are still alive.

“Based on the analysis of the data obtained and taken into account a set of factors, including harsh weather conditions and the details of the region, no signs of life were found on the Nagovsyna site,” he said in a statement.

Several rescue attempts failed to recover 47 -year -old, who spent more than two weeks in a small orange tent, torn by prominent winds, at the top of the mountain where the summer temperatures reach less than -20 ° C.

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

An Italian climber, Luka Senjlia, died on August 15, in an attempt to reach it, a helicopter crashed from the rescue and other attempts were forced when climbers became sick and faced harsh weather conditions.

Experts said that no one has been evacuated from this high height on the mountain.

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.