Five climbers from Bosnia are feared dead after a reported incident on Mount Elbrus in Russia, according to accounts citing the country’s Emergency Situations Ministry. The ministry says rescuers were deployed to the area and that two other climbers were found and saved. Those two survivors are evacuated and taken for medical care. The reports indicate the broader situation involves a group of climbers traveling in the Elbrus region, where conditions can be dangerous. While the ministry’s statement emphasizes the rescue of two people, it also points to the uncertainty surrounding the fate of the remaining climbers. Information on the circumstances leading to the incident, including timing, weather conditions, or whether the group encountered specific hazards, is not detailed in the material provided. The case remains under active response as rescue operations continue and authorities assess what happened. The reports refer to the climbers as Bosnian nationals and frame the event primarily as a rescue and recovery effort.