Pakistan army helicopters airlift the bodies of famed mountaineer Nims Purja and four other climbers following a deadly avalanche on Broad Peak, an outlet reports. The recovery operation uses military aircraft to transport the remains from the snow-covered slopes of the mountain. Multiple reports describe the same incident and the same number of victims, stating that Purja is among those killed and that four additional climbers die in the avalanche. The accounts also agree that the operation is carried out by Pakistan’s armed forces, with helicopters used for the difficult terrain and conditions at altitude. While the reports focus on the recovery and transport, they do not add differing details on the exact timing or cause of the avalanche. Overall, the coverage aligns on the identities involved—Purja and four other climbers—and on the role of Pakistan army helicopters in the retrieval process.