Central Asia

The Saint-Petersburg team of the Russian Mountaineering Federation has made the first ascent of the "Parallel World" route up the Northwest Wall of Great Trango Tower (6237 m) in Karakorum, Pakistan, rated 6B in difficulty.

Russian Mountaineering Championship. Altitude Class. August 2011 Report Combined team of FASiL St. Petersburg on Great Trango Tower (6237 m) via the bastion of the Northwest Wall. Route "Parallel World". First ascent. Proposed category complexity 6B (VI+, 7b, A3). Karakoram. Pakistan. Team leader: Kopteva M.V. Team coaches: Chapliński I.O., Kapitanov O.V. St. Petersburg, 2011 Climbing Passport Karakoram, Baltoro Glacier area. Peak - Great Trango Tower (Southwest), 6237 m. Via the bastion of the Northwest Wall.

Report on the ascent made by the team of the Faculty of Alpinism and Sports (ФAiC) of Kiev to the summit of A-min Brakk (5850 m) via the West face, route "Czech Express", Karakoram, Pakistan, 2010.

Open XIX EAAC Alpine Championship High-Altitude Technical Class Report on the ascent of the national team of FAiS, Kiev (Ukraine) to the summit of Amin Brakk (5850 m) via the Western wall. "Czech Express" route. Category 6B. Karakoram. Pakistan. July 2010. CIS Championship in the high-altitude technical class. Team coach: Lavrenko A.V. Team leader: Kopteva M.V. Ascent Passport Karakoram, Nangma Region Amin Brakk peak via the Northwest wall.

Report on the ascent of Amin Brakk (5850 m) via the west wall in Karakoram in 2004, category of complexity 6B.

Report On the ascent of Amin Brakk peak, 5850 m, via the west face, Karakoram. June 15 – July 30, 2004, cat. diff. 6B Russian Championship in the high-altitude technical class Moscow Alpine and Rock Climbing Federation Coach: Yu.P. Tinin Leader: V.V. Rozov Moscow 2004 Passport

Report on the first ascent of Rovaling Kang Shar 6645 m in the Nepalese Himalayas via a 6A grade route.

Report On the first ascent to the summit of Rowaling Kang Shar 6645 m, proposed 6A cat. sl., for the period from October 20, 2023 to October 23, 2023. I. Climbing Passport | | 1. General Information | | | :--: | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | 1.1 | Full name, sports rank of the leader, date of birth | Koshilenko Yuri Vladimirovich, Honored Master of Sports in Alpinism, September 23, 1963 | | 1.2 | Full name, sports rank of participants, date of birth | Lonchinsky Alexey Sergeevich, Master of Sports in Alpinism, October 1, 1982 |

First ascent of the North Face of Everest via the centre, category 6B, mixed route, 2648 m of height difference, 5350 m long.

Ascent Passport High-altitude category. Himalayas, Tibet, China, Rongbuk Glacier. Everest 8848 m via the center of the North Face. Proposed - 6B category of difficulty, first ascent. Route elevation gain: 2648 m. Route length: 5350 m. Section length: Cat. diff. – 740 m, Cat. 1 diff. – 150 m. Average steepness of the main route section – 46°. Hooks left on the route: approximately 140; including pitons: 0. Hooks used on the route: more than 300. Total IT used: 40.

Report on the first ascent of route category 6B on the NNE wall of Everest (8848 m) by a team led by Pyotr Kuznetsov in May 1996.

PASSPORT I. High-altitude category Himalayas Mount Everest, 8848 m, NNE wall. Proposed - 6B category of difficulty, first ascent. Height difference: 2328 m, wall section 1780 m; length 3738 m, wall section 2238 m; length of sections with 5–6 category of difficulty 1790 m; average steepness of the main part of the route 52°. Pitons hammered in: | Rock | Nuts | Ice and snow |

Report on the ascent of the Krasnodar mountaineering club "Ekstrem" team to Everest via the North-East ridge through the North Col in 2000.

Ascent Passport Ascent class — high-altitude. Ascent area: China, Tibet — Himalayas, Rongbuk gorge. Peak: Everest (8848 m) via the Northeast ridge through the North Col. Complexity category — 5B. Elevation gain (from ABC camp) 2450 m, distance (from ABC) 6000 m. Length of sections with 5th cat. complexity — 25 m 6th cat. complexity — none Number of pitons driven: rock placements ice screw pitons snow anchors

Description of the ascent of Everest via the Northeast Ridge, category of difficulty 4.5-6, climbed by a team in May 1998.

Class — high-altitude technical. Central Himalayas. Everest via the Northeast Ridge with ascent through the North Col (8848 m). 4,5–6B cat. dif. Elevation gain: 2210 m, route length — 5150 m. Length of sections with 5 cat. dif. — 920 m, 6 cat. dif. — 60 m. Pitons driven: | rock | nuts | ice | snow | | :--------: | :-------: | :------: | :--------: | | 26+39 | 0 | 8 | 40+9 |

### Ascent of Everest via the Northeast Ridge in 1997 Category: 6B difficulty, 3698 m elevation gain, led by Suviga V.I.

Passport High-altitude category Himalayas, Central Tibet, East Rongbuk Glacier Mt. Everest via the Northeast Ridge Category 6B difficulty Elevation gain – 3698 m Pitons used | Rock | Ice | Snow | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 35 | 40 | 40 |

Report on the ascent of the team from the Republic of North Ossetia-Alania to Jomolungma (Everest, 8848 m) via the Northeast Ridge in 1995.

Ascent Passport Ascent class: High-altitude. Ascent area: Himalayas, Tibet. Peak, route: Chomolungma (Everest 8848 m) via the North-East Ridge. Complexity category: 5B. Height difference: including 2348 m of actual wall section total route length — 2168 m wall section length — 5900 m including 4300 m of 5th complexity category