On the Russia’s highest mountain Elbrus, 19 climbers were stranded at the altitude more than 5000 meters. Due to worsening conditions, the group of climbers asked for help. After reaching the foothills of Mount Elbrus, Russian Emergency Situations Ministry teams started search and rescue operations. 5 of 19 climbers were found dead. The remaining 14 people were rescued and treated at the hospital. It was announced that the search efforts became difficult due to the snowstorm that reached 40 kilometers per hour. The rescue operation continued at night, making all the means difficult for the mountaineers not to die at minus 20 degree.
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Egyptian media reports that ceasefire talks between Hamas and Israel in Gaza, mediated by Qatar and Egypt, are set to resume next week. Israel is awaiting Hamas’s response to the ceasefire offer.
Israeli and US delegations, who were in Doha for negotiations, have returned home for consultations. The current agreement being discussed includes the exchange of hostages and prisoners, with plans for further talks on a permanent ceasefire and the release of additional hostages.