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Ascent to the summit of Donchenta North (4082 m) via the Western Counterfort, complexity category 2A, rock route, height difference 900 m.

Ascent Passport Caucasus. Lateral Ridge, Tsariutdon gorge, section number in KMGV 2.8. Donchenty North (4082 m) via the Western counterfort. 2A category of difficulty, first ascent. Route character — rocky. Route height difference — 900 m. Total route length — about 1800 m. Average route steepness — 30°. Pitons driven: rocky — 6, ice — 2, placements — 2. Travel hours — 12; days — 1.

Description of category 1B complexity route to Donchentn peak (4192) in the Caucasus, including path characteristics, belay, and ascent photos.

Ascent Passport Ascent category: rock (combined) Ascent area: Caucasus, 2.8, Midagrabindon River valley Peak, route: Donchenty (4192), E ridge Estimated category of difficulty: 1B rock, partially traversed Route characteristics: height difference — 850 m, route length — 1250 m, length of sections with category 2 difficulty — 120 m, average steepness of the main part of the route — 45° Pitons hammered: protection through ice axe and rock outcrops. Number of walking hours/days — 12/1 (7 hours).

### Crossing Jimray-Xoh and Suatisi-Xoh Peaks in the Caucasus Category 5B difficulty level. Detailed description of the route.

ROUTE DESCRIPTION Traverse of the peaks Dzhimaraikhokh (4778 m) — "4398" — Suatisi-Khokh (4473 m) 5A cat. diff. The peaks Dzhimaraikhokh (4778 m), "4398" and Suatisi-Khokh (4473 m) are located in the Lateral Range of the Caucasus, west of the peak Kazbek. Their massifs limit the Midagrabin plateau from the east and southeast. Dzhimaraikhokh is the highest peak in the mountains of North Ossetia. The ice masses of Dzhimaraikhokh and Suatisi-Khokh are connected by a ridge. The peaks Dzhimaraikhokh, "4398" and Suatisi-Khokh: are composed of schists cut through by diabase dykes; have significant glaciation. The western rock-ice rib of Dzhimaray steeply descends into the upper cirque of the Midagrabin glacier. The first ascent on Dzhimaraikhokh was made via the eastern ridge by a group led by A. Dzaparidze in 1935. The traverse of the peaks Dzhimaraikhokh — Shau-Khokh is classified as 4A cat. diff.

Traverse of Jimray-khokh, "4398" and Saoutisi-khokh peaks in North Ossetia, category III-V, route description from 1958.

The peaks of Jimarai-khok (4776 m), "4398" and Soutisi-khok (4473 m) are located west of the peak Kazbek in the spur of its snowy massif and limit the Midagravin plateau from the east and southeast. Jimarai-khok is the highest peak in the mountains of North Ossetia. Its icy-rocky northern wall is clearly visible in clear weather from the city of Ordzhonikidze between the white caps of Kazbek and Shau-khokh (4000 m). The peaks of Jimarai-khok, "4398" and Soutisi-khokh are composed of schists cut by diabases and effusives, and have significant glaciation. The western rocky ridge of Jimarai consists of effusive rocks. The first ascent to Jimarai was made by a group led by Z. Japaridze in 1935 via the western rocky ridge. In subsequent years: In 1950, climbers from the "Medik" Sports Society of North Ossetia visited Jimarai again. In 1955, a group from the North Ossetian alpine section led by Suzhaev traversed the peaks of Jimarai-khok - Shau-khokh, which was rated as a category 5B route. The peak Soutisi was first conquered by a group led by S.V. Polyakov in 1956 via a ridge ascent from the Tep pass. No one has ever been to the peak "4398", which remains nameless. The beauty of the Jimarai, Soutisi peaks and the snowy-icy ridge with cornices and icicles between them prompted the climbers from the "Lokomotiv" Sports Society to undertake this traverse, which is described below.

The document describes the accounting of ammunition and magazines for the AK-74, stored in a box, indicating the quantity and date of manufacture.

April 24, 2021 18:01 Inventory Inspection of ammunition stored in the box | # | Ammunition designation | | | :--- | :------------------------------------------------: | :---: | | | | 25.11 | | 1 | 5.45 mm cartridges with PS bullet batch #270, 1987 year | 6210 | | 2 | Magazines for AK-74 | 104 | | 3 | Strips for loading magazines | 206 | | | Signature of company sergeant major regarding внесении изменений | |

Description of the ascent route to the summit Jimaray-xoh via the western edge of IV-A — IV-B category of difficulty.

Ascents on Jimarai-khokh (4778 m) via the western edge 4A–4B cat. diff. The Midagrabin Glacier area is adjacent to the Kazbek high-altitude area to the west and is located in the eastern part of the Central Caucasus. The highest peak in the area and North Ossetia - Jimarai-khokh - is located in the upper reaches of the Midagrabin Glacier. Jimarai-khokh, being a nodal peak of the forward ridge, is connected: by the eastern ridge - with Maili-khokh (4602 m), by the northern ridge - with Shau-khokh (4646 m), by the southern ridge - with Suatisi-khokh (4453 m). The steep ice-rock western edge descends onto the Midagrabin Glacier. For the first time, the western edge of Jimarai-khokh was climbed by a group of North Ossetian climbers led by I. Suzhaev in 1955. In 1958, a group of climbers from the "Lokomotiv" sports society led by L. Tsybin made a second ascent of the route. All participants of both groups were 1st class climbers and Candidate Masters of Sports. Day I. The starting point for the ascent is the city of Ordzhonikidze, from where they follow the road through the villages: Gizel, Dargavs,

Description of the route to the summit of Shau-khokh (4636 m) via the eastern ridge, category 2B, with information on approaches and technical passage of the route.

Description of the state of the route to the summit of Shau-khokh (4636 m) via the eastern ridge, category 2B complexity. The nature of the route as of September 2015: snow-ice rock sections do not present technical difficulties Approaches To get to the village of Verkhny Koni, register at the border post (the summit is located in a border area, and a permit is required to climb; it's best to obtain it in advance), then go up to the village of Tmenikau. 2 km further up the gorge is a border post, the farthest point reachable by car. From the border post, a gentle, wide trail (formerly a geological road) leads up the Genaldon gorge to the warm mineral springs in front of the tongue of the Maili glacier. This is where the base camp for climbing Mt. Kazbek from the north is located. There are places for tents and water. The distance from the border post to the springs is about 9 km, taking around 4 hours on foot. The trail continues over a suspension bridge across the Genaldon river to the lateral moraine of the Maili glacier, ending at the glacier's tongue. Then: climb onto the tongue of the Maili glacier (morphology changes frequently, from a steep ice wall to a gentle passage consisting of moraine deposits) near its western edge, cross to the lateral moraine and move along it beside the Genaldon river until a left (orographic) tributary flows into it,

Description of the ascent route to the summit of Jimaray-khokh (4773 m) via the North Ridge, category 3B difficulty, with a detailed description of the approach, ascent, and descent.

Ascent Passport I. Climbing category: technical Climbing area: Caucasus; 2.8; Kolka glacier Peak, route: Dzhimaraikhokh peak (4773 m); I knee-fold of the North ridge from Kolka glacier Estimated category of difficulty — 3B category of difficulty; first ascent Route characteristics: height difference — 2000 m, route length — 2800 m, length of sections: 5 category of difficulty — 20 m, 4 category of difficulty — 200 m, average steepness of the main part of the route — 40°–45° Pitons hammered: ice screws — 50 pcs., rock pitons — 3 pcs., chocks — none Number of climbing hours/days — 20/2

First ascent description of the 3A category rock climbing route along the ridge of Kuardjin-Araukhokh massif in Caucasus with a detailed description of approaches and route passage.

Ascent Passport Caucasus, Rocky Range, classification section number - 2.8. Kuardjin Tsentr. (2600 m) - Araukhoh Tsentr. (2550 m); traverse. Proposed 3A category of difficulty; first ascent. The nature of the route is rocky. The height difference of the route is up to 150 m. The length of the route is 2200 m. The length of sections with 5 category of difficulty - 2 m. The average steepness of the key sections of the route is 60°. The average steepness of the entire route is 20°. Hooks left on the route - 2. Team's working hours - 8, days - 2. Leader: Egorin Sergey Vladimirovich - MS

Traverse of the peaks Arau-khokh East (2392 m), Arau-khokh Central (2548 m), and Kuardjin Well. (2611 m) in the Caucasus, a rock route of category 2B complexity.

Ascent Log I. Ascent category: rock climbing Ascent area: Caucasus, 28, Arau-khokh massif Peak, route: p. Arau-khokh (2392 m) — p. Kuardjin Uzl. (2611 m) — traverse from east to west. Estimated cat. difficulty 2B: p/p Route characteristics: Height difference – 220 m, route length – 4000 m, section lengths: 3 – 100 m 4 – 70 m, average steepness of the main part of the route – 40° Pitons driven: