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23-year-old guide Temur Kurdiani made the first solo ascent of the mixed 5A/M5+ route to the 4,869-meter summit, tackling 80-degree ice and vertical granite in just 4 hours.
According to information from mountain.ru and planetmountain.com: 23-year-old guide and alpinist Temur Kurdiani completed a solo first ascent of a route. The line follows steep, mixed terrain, and the climber graded the difficulty at 5A/M5+. Starting at 4000 meters, the ascent climbs the wall to 4700, where it joins the classic route all the way to the summit at 4869 m. The climb took just 4 hours, despite encountering sections of 80-degree ice and vertical granite. 
ELEvgenii Lepikhin
SSummitMateDescription of a combined 4B category route to the peaks of Lyalver, Gestola, and Tetnuld from the village of Zhemashi via the Tsanner glacier.
Lyalver — Tetnuld (the route is combined, by I. Shintlmeister, category 4B difficulty level, fig. 20, 22). From the village of Zhabishi, ascend via the trail on the left bank of the Tsanner River and, bypassing the first step of the icefall, descend onto the glacier. Along the left side of the glacier, approach the second step, which is traversed on its left side. The third step is also passed on the left via the snowy-icy slopes of the spur, and beyond it, exit onto the upper plateau of the Tsanner Glacier. On the moraine, in the center of the upper plateau, closer to the slopes of Tikhtengen on the Tsanner площадках (Tsanner sites), set up the initial bivouac. From the village of Zhabishi, it takes 10–14 hours. From the bivouac site, turn right
Description of the route through the northwest wall of Chernaya Bezymyanka climbed by a team led by A. Naumov.
Northwest wall of Черной Незнакомки (photo from under the wall) — the route of our team — the route of A. Naumov's group
SSummitMateAscent of the north wall of Tetnuld peak in Caucasus via a new route rated 5B category of difficulty by a team from the instructors' school in 1982.
Passport Ice and snow ascent class. Central Caucasus, Southern lateral spur of the Main Caucasian Range. Peak Tetnuld, center of the North face. Proposed - 5B category of difficulty, first ascent. Elevation gain 1780 m, length 2190 m. Length of sections with 5–6 category of difficulty is 1768 m. Average steepness of main sections is 55° (R1–R2, R4–R14), including 6 category of difficulty 85–110° for 130 m (R12–R14). Pitons driven: rock: 1 ice: 232
