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Bodies of five climbers found on Russia’s highest mountain

Search and recovery efforts have confirmed the deaths of five Bosnian climbers on Russia's highest peak, Mount Elbrus.

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The brief

Five mountaineers from Bosnia and Herzegovina have died while attempting to climb Mount Elbrus. Recovery operations have located the bodies of the climbers on the mountain.

Coverage from Reuters, The Guardian, and Sarajevo Times confirms the death toll as five Bosnian climbers. The Moscow Times previously reported that the group was feared dead before confirmation, while Qazinform noted the deaths of two foreign climbers.

Further reports are expected to clarify the circumstances of the incident as details emerge from the recovery operation.

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How many climbers died on Mount Elbrus?

Five climbers have been confirmed dead.

What is the nationality of the climbers?

According to Reuters and Sarajevo Times, the climbers were from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Where did the incident occur?

The incident took place on Mount Elbrus, which is Russia's highest mountain.

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