Rescuers Halt Search for Female Climber on Peak of Victory: Details of the Tragedy.

Rescuers have lost their last hope of finding the female climber who was left to die on the snow-covered summit

According to The Sun: After twelve difficult days and the death of one rescuer, 47-year-old Natalia Nagovitsyna is still stranded on the summit of Peak of Victory in Kyrgyzstan.

A friend and fellow climber, Luca Sinigaglia, 49, tragically lost his life while trying to rescue her for the second time.

A series of attempts by rescuers have yielded no results in saving the woman, who injured her leg while ascending the peak on August 12.

Several rescue missions failed to bring the female climber, who broke her leg while conquering the summit on August 12.

Due to poor weather conditions, authorities halted the search on Friday.

However, today they planned to send a group of rescuers again to search for the Russian climber after criticism for 'leaving her to die.'

Rescuers hoped to take advantage of a brief break in the bad weather for a new drone flight to the 'death zone' where she is located.

Rescuers have already set off with their last hopes of saving her.

With their departure, the last hope for her rescue now seemed lost.

Last attempts at rescue ended in failure

A representative of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kyrgyzstan, Adil Charginov, said: 'Today the helicopter returned to its operational base.'

'Italian pilots, renowned for their high-altitude expertise, are already returning home.'

Adil Charginov, the representative of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kyrgyzstan, stated: 'Today the helicopter returned to the permanent base.'

Authorities indicated that the body of the renowned climber could only be recovered in the spring.

Although it is known that Natalia survived at least a week on the summit, rescuers do not consider it possible that she could have survived so long in extreme conditions.

Rescuers have lost their last hope of finding the female climber on the summit of Peak of Victory in Kyrgyzstan. New rescue attempts have ended in failure, and Natalia Nagovitsyna's body can only be recovered in the spring. The authorities of Kyrgyzstan announced the end of the search operations due to the impossibility of rescuing the woman in the conditions of rapid ascent and bad weather.