US EditionThe Russian Climber Nagovicin Can Stay at the Peak of Victory Forever.
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Kyrgyzstan’s highest mountain, Pico Pobeda or Jengish Chokusu, claimed a victim again in shocking circumstances. Natalia Nagovitsyna, a 47-year-old Russian mountain climber, was trapped more than two weeks ago at more than 7 thousand meters high after breaking her leg during the ascent. Since then, she remained in a small orange shop resisting temperatures below -20 °C, until the authorities announced that there are no signs of life in the area.…
The release of the body of the dead Russian climber Natalia Nagovitsa from the top of the Victory is extremely technical and requires hundreds of thousands of dollars, which calls into question the possibility of such an operation.
The history of Natalia Nagovitsyna has become one of the most amazing of contemporary mountaineering. The experienced Russian athlete, recognized for her exploits at the most challenging summits in Central Asia, was trapped for fifteen days in the imposing Pico Pobeda, Kyrgyzstan’s highest mountain and one of the most feared by climbers around the world. Today, August 28, 2025, the Kyrgyz authorities have put an end to the search and rescue effo…
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