Five Bosnian climbers feared dead on Russia's Mount Elbrus
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Five Bosnian climbers are feared dead on Mount Elbrus, Europe's highest peak, after being caught in a violent storm. The Bosnian climbing rescue service reported the incident, and Russian rescuers are searching for the bodies. The tragedy underscores the dangers of high-altitude climbing on Elbrus.
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Five climbers feared dead due to violent storm
Mount Elbrus is the highest mountain in Europe.
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Five Bosnian climbers are feared to have died on Russia's Mount Elbrus.
The Straits Times- Five climbers feared dead due to violent storm
- Search for bodies continues
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Loaded language removedSARAJEVO, July 26 - Five Bosnian climbers are presumed to have died on Russia's Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe, after being caught in a storm, a Bosnian climbing rescue service said on Sunday, as Russian rescuers continued to search for the bodies.
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Five Bosnian climbers are feared to have died on Russia's Mount Elbrus.
The Straits TimesThe climbers were caught in a violent storm.
The Straits TimesRussian rescuers continued to search for the bodies.
The Straits TimesMount Elbrus is the highest mountain in Europe.
The Straits Times