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Monday, September 7, 2026

11 killed in avalanche on Russian peak

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At least 11 people have been killed and six others injured in an avalanche that struck a group of climbers in Russia's Kabardino-Balkaria region in the North Caucasus, local emergency services say.

The avalanche swept down Mount Mizhirgi, one of the highest peaks in Russia's North Caucasus, about 5pm local time (00:00 AEST) on Sunday, hitting a group of 33 climbers.

As of 9am local time on Monday, 10 climbers had made their own way down the mountain, while the fate of six others remained unknown, emergency services said.

More than 50 emergency workers were involved in the search and rescue operation, but efforts were being hampered by difficult terrain and a high risk of further avalanches, they said.

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