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A team of climbers from Cyprus successfully reached the peak of Europe's highest mountain, delivering a solidarity message to patients battling cancer and raising visibility for the cause.
A day of mourning was observed in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as a commemoration and joint funeral were held for five local mountaineers who tragically died on Mount Elbrus in Russia.
The bodies of five Bosnian-Herzegovinian climbers who died on Mount Elbrus in Russia at the end of July are still in Moscow, awaiting confirmation of payment for their transport back to Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Five Bosnian mountaineers have tragically lost their lives on Mount Elbrus, an incident described by an N1 interviewee as involving true nature lovers, not just photographers.
Five Bosnian mountaineers from Zenica died on Mount Elbrus due to a sudden change in weather, prompting a day of mourning in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Brčko District. Survivors described the unexpected severe weather conditions, and efforts are underway to transport the bodies back to Bosnia and Herzegovina after identification.
Singer Džejla Ramović has postponed her concert in Kakanj following a tragedy on Mount Elbrus, as announced by the organizing committee of the 'Kakanjski dani 2026' event.
A climber recounts reaching the summit of West Elbrus, Europe's highest point, and reflects on Vukosava Vukica Mićunović, the first woman from Montenegro to achieve the feat.
A team of four Cypriot mountaineers successfully summited Mount Elbrus, where they raised both the national flag and a banner for the Cyprus Anti-Cancer Society to support their cause.
A joint funeral will be held for five mountaineers from Zenica who tragically lost their lives on July 25 during an ascent of Mount Elbrus in the Russian Federation.
Vehicles and equipment belonging to GSS Zenica, a mountain rescue service, have been returned to Bosnia and Herzegovina from Russia. This follows a tragedy involving their members on Mount Elbrus.
Five Bosnian mountaineers tragically died on Mount Elbrus, leading to a day of mourning in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Brčko District. The incident also saw the recovery of a mountaineering cat named Macika, belonging to two of the deceased climbers.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Brčko District have declared a day of mourning for five Bosnian mountaineers who tragically died on Mount Elbrus. Tributes and expressions of grief have been shared by family and colleagues.
Russian authorities report that five mountaineers from Bosnia and Herzegovina have died in a storm on Mount Elbrus, with bad weather hindering the evacuation of three bodies from Europe's highest peak.
An 11-year-old boy died on Mount Elbrus, Russia's highest mountain, while climbing with his 40-year-old father, prompting an investigation by the Investigative Committee.
Five mountaineers from Bosnia and Herzegovina who died on Mount Elbrus, Europe's highest peak, have been laid to rest. The tragic incident claimed the lives of the climbers during their expedition.
Zenica has declared a Day of Mourning next Tuesday following the tragic deaths of five local mountaineers on Mount Elbrus.
Government of FBiH allocated 70,000 KM for the transport of unfortunate Zenica climbers on Mount Elbrus
A cat named Macika was found and rescued along with its owners on Mount Elbrus, marking a sad but notable end to their ordeal.
Zenica Mayor Fuad Kasumović held a working meeting with representatives of the Zenica Mountain Rescue Service (GSS) and the acting director of the FBiH Government to discuss activities following a tragedy on Mount Elbrus.
Several Bosnian climbers have died on Russia's Mount Elbrus, according to Russia's Emergency Situations Ministry. Rescuers managed to save two other climbers, who were evacuated for medical treatment.
A Malaysian national died while attempting to climb Mount Elbrus, Europe's highest peak, in Russia on Saturday, July 11.