Two climbers have become disoriented on Mount Parnassus and are currently being rescued under challenging weather conditions. They managed to establish communication with the authorities to indicate their situation and confirm they are in good physical health. However, the intense fog and low visibility in the area complicate both the identification and safe approach to their location.

The rescue efforts are being conducted by forces from the 7th EMAK (special rescue forces), along with firefighters who have roughly pinpointed where the climbers are situated. Given the rugged terrain and adverse weather conditions, rescuers are proceeding with particular caution to ensure their safety while trying to reach the climbers. Rescuers are optimistic about the health status of the two individuals, although the operation itself is faced with significant challenges.

This incident underscores the dangers associated with mountaineering in adverse weather, highlighting the importance of being adequately prepared and aware of environmental conditions before embarking on outdoor activities. Authorities encourage climbers to remain vigilant and prioritize safety protocols to prevent similar situations in the future.