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Three Latvian mountaineers die on North America's tallest peak

Deutsche Welle Saturday 30 May 2026, 02:50 UTC 1 min read
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Three climbers fell to their deaths near a perilous pass on Mount McKinley in the United States' Denali National Park and Preserve. One mountaineer was rescued.

Three climbers fell to their deaths near a perilous pass on Mount McKinley in the United States' Denali National Park and Preserve. One mountaineer was rescued.
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