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Bodies Of 5 Russians Retrieved From Worlds 7th-Highest Mountain In Daring Op
The five Russians went missing on October 6 during an attempt to summit the world's seventh-highest mountain Dhaulagiri, an 8,167-metre (26,795-foot) Himalayan peak.
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5 Russian Mountaineers Killed While Climbing Dhaulagiri In Nepal
Five Russian mountaineers were killed while climbing in Nepal, a tourism official said Tuesday, two days after the team lost contact while on the world's seventh-highest mountain, Dhaulagiri.
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Russian SU-34 Bomber Crashes In Caucasus, Crew Killed: Report
A Russian SU-34 bomber crashed in the Caucasus mountains during a routine training flight likely due to a technical malfunction, killing the crew aboard, Russian news agencies reported on Tuesday, citing the defence ministry.
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Russian Missile Barrage Kills 18, Injures 77 In Historic Ukraine City
Rescuers were removing mountains of rubble on Thursday from the site of a lethal Russian missile strike on Ukraine's historic city of Chernigiv, where at least 18 people were killed in an attack.
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Russian Plane Crashes In Afghanistan, No Report On Casualties Yet
A Russian plane believed to be carrying six people has crashed in mountainous northeastern Afghanistan, the air transport agency Rosaviatsia announced Sunday.
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Record-Setting Russian Climber Dies While Scaling Nepal Mountain
Rescuers in Nepal confirmed Tuesday the death of a well-known Russian climber on Mount Dhaulagiri, the world's seventh-highest peak, but bad weather prevented the recovery of her body.
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Russian Woman Who Posed Nude In Front Of Sacred Tree Deported From Bali
Mountains, trees and other natural features are considered holy in Balinese Hindu culture, as they are thought to be the homes of the gods.
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Russian Mountaineer Unfurls Ukrainian Flag On Mount Everest In Protest Against Russia-Ukraine War
The mountaineer, Katya Lipka, shared few pictures of the moment on Instagram on Friday (June 3) which are viral now.
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Three Climbers, Two Crew Dead In Tajikistan Helicopter Crash
Three Russian climbers and two Tajik crew members have died in a helicopter "hard landing" in Tajikistan's remote mountainous region, emergency services said Monday.
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200 Polar Bears Crowd To Feast On Carcass Of Whale That Washed Ashore
Tourists in the far eastern Russian Arctic thought they were seeing clumps of ice on the shore, before the jaw-dropping realisation that some 200 polar bears were roaming on the mountain slope.
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Vladimir Putin Bares Chest On Fishing Trip To Remote Siberian Lake
Russian President Vladimir Putin stripped to his waist to brave the cold waters of a mountain lake as part of a three-day fishing and hunting trip in the Siberian wilderness, the Kremlin said
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Russian Authorities Detain 7 On Suspicion Of Terrorist Plot
Russia's state security service says it has detained seven people in the country's Ural mountain region on suspicion of terrorist activities.
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Nepalese Man's Body Found Near Uttarkhand's Yamnotri Shrine
The body of a Nepalese man was recovered from the trekking trail to Saptarshi Taal in Uttarakhand, about 180 kilometres from Dehradun on October 3.
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BRICS Host Vladimir Putin's Message to the West
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold bilateral talks this evening in the city of Ufa in the Ural mountains, ahead of the seventh summit of the BRICS emerging economies on Thursday.
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Yaks, Helicopters Race Against Time to Feed Nepal Earthquake Survivors
Eleven days after a devastating earthquake rocked Nepal, UN officials are scrambling to get aid to remote mountain regions, deploying yaks, goats and old Russian helicopters to carry rice and high-energy biscuits to 1.4 million hungry people.
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Bodies Of 5 Russians Retrieved From Worlds 7th-Highest Mountain In Daring Op
The five Russians went missing on October 6 during an attempt to summit the world's seventh-highest mountain Dhaulagiri, an 8,167-metre (26,795-foot) Himalayan peak.
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5 Russian Mountaineers Killed While Climbing Dhaulagiri In Nepal
Five Russian mountaineers were killed while climbing in Nepal, a tourism official said Tuesday, two days after the team lost contact while on the world's seventh-highest mountain, Dhaulagiri.
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Russian SU-34 Bomber Crashes In Caucasus, Crew Killed: Report
A Russian SU-34 bomber crashed in the Caucasus mountains during a routine training flight likely due to a technical malfunction, killing the crew aboard, Russian news agencies reported on Tuesday, citing the defence ministry.
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Russian Missile Barrage Kills 18, Injures 77 In Historic Ukraine City
Rescuers were removing mountains of rubble on Thursday from the site of a lethal Russian missile strike on Ukraine's historic city of Chernigiv, where at least 18 people were killed in an attack.
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Russian Plane Crashes In Afghanistan, No Report On Casualties Yet
A Russian plane believed to be carrying six people has crashed in mountainous northeastern Afghanistan, the air transport agency Rosaviatsia announced Sunday.
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Record-Setting Russian Climber Dies While Scaling Nepal Mountain
Rescuers in Nepal confirmed Tuesday the death of a well-known Russian climber on Mount Dhaulagiri, the world's seventh-highest peak, but bad weather prevented the recovery of her body.
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Russian Woman Who Posed Nude In Front Of Sacred Tree Deported From Bali
Mountains, trees and other natural features are considered holy in Balinese Hindu culture, as they are thought to be the homes of the gods.
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Russian Mountaineer Unfurls Ukrainian Flag On Mount Everest In Protest Against Russia-Ukraine War
The mountaineer, Katya Lipka, shared few pictures of the moment on Instagram on Friday (June 3) which are viral now.
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Three Climbers, Two Crew Dead In Tajikistan Helicopter Crash
Three Russian climbers and two Tajik crew members have died in a helicopter "hard landing" in Tajikistan's remote mountainous region, emergency services said Monday.
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200 Polar Bears Crowd To Feast On Carcass Of Whale That Washed Ashore
Tourists in the far eastern Russian Arctic thought they were seeing clumps of ice on the shore, before the jaw-dropping realisation that some 200 polar bears were roaming on the mountain slope.
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Vladimir Putin Bares Chest On Fishing Trip To Remote Siberian Lake
Russian President Vladimir Putin stripped to his waist to brave the cold waters of a mountain lake as part of a three-day fishing and hunting trip in the Siberian wilderness, the Kremlin said
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Russian Authorities Detain 7 On Suspicion Of Terrorist Plot
Russia's state security service says it has detained seven people in the country's Ural mountain region on suspicion of terrorist activities.
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Nepalese Man's Body Found Near Uttarkhand's Yamnotri Shrine
The body of a Nepalese man was recovered from the trekking trail to Saptarshi Taal in Uttarakhand, about 180 kilometres from Dehradun on October 3.
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BRICS Host Vladimir Putin's Message to the West
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold bilateral talks this evening in the city of Ufa in the Ural mountains, ahead of the seventh summit of the BRICS emerging economies on Thursday.
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Yaks, Helicopters Race Against Time to Feed Nepal Earthquake Survivors
Eleven days after a devastating earthquake rocked Nepal, UN officials are scrambling to get aid to remote mountain regions, deploying yaks, goats and old Russian helicopters to carry rice and high-energy biscuits to 1.4 million hungry people.
