Breaking down
barriers

If your 'dream' of climbing Mount Elbrus is in fact just a vague idea, you won't succeed. You won't ascend Elbrus simply for a medal or a photo. But if it's your ultimate goal and you're truly determined, nothing will stop you. Rustam Nabiev, who lost his legs in 2015 when his military barracks in Omsk collapsed, climbed Mount Elbrus on his hands — the first one in the history of mountain climbing.