Bodies of 2 alpinists found in Kyrgyzstan

Rescuers found the bodies of two missing climbers in Kyrgyzstan.

Consensus

Two alpinists from Belarus and one from Lithuania went missing on August 2 after ascending Mount Korumdy in Kyrgyzstan.
Spasatels discovered the bodies of two of the three missing alpinists in the Korumdy gorge.
The search operation was conducted at high altitude, with challenging terrain and weather conditions.
The bodies were found at approximately 6,500 meters above sea level.
The third alpinist remains unaccounted for.
The search involved helicopters, drones, and professional alpinists.
The bodies are being identified and will be transported to the city of Osh.

The search team was deployed by helicopter to a glacier at 4,300 meters and found the bodies by evening. — kommersant
The bodies were found using a drone on August 17, and the location was confirmed as a landslide site. — vm
The bodies were found at around 6,500 meters, and the operation is complicated by unstable weather and the end of the alpine season. — vesti
Participants in the rescue operation reported seeing 'silhouettes of bodies' and confirmed the discovery of personal belongings. — tg_bbcrussian