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Three Ukrainians made their way through the mountains for seven days and ended up in a shepherd at an altitude of 1,700 meters in Romania. There they found rescuers - the men were so exhausted that they could not descend on their own. They could hide from the cold and made a fire. Rescuers gave them hot tea, water and food, and then began to descend a slippery mountain. All three were dressed in normal city shoes, completely inappropriate for this road. The men said they traveled through the mountainous regions of Ukraine for seven days. Due to the cold and humidity, there was a risk of hypothermia. In the most dangerous areas, the rescue forces had to use a safety rope. As a result, the Ukrainians were transferred to the Romanian border guard.

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Three Ukrainians made their way through the mountains for seven days and ended up in a shepherd at an altitude of 1,700 meters in Romania. There they found rescuers - the men were so exhausted that they could not descend on their own. They could hide from the cold and made a fire. Rescuers gave them hot tea, water and food, and then began to descend a slippery mountain. All three were dressed in normal city shoes, completely inappropriate for this road. The men said they traveled through the mountainous regions of Ukraine for seven days. Due to the cold and humidity, there was a risk of hypothermia. In the most dangerous areas, the rescue forces had to use a safety rope. As a result, the Ukrainians were transferred to the Romanian border guard.

Three Ukrainians made their way through the mountains for seven days and ended up in a shepherd at an altitude of 1,700 meters in Romania. There they found rescuers - the men were so exhausted that they could not descend on their own. They could hide from the cold and made a fire. Rescuers gave them hot tea, water and food, and then began to descend a slippery mountain. All three were dressed in normal city shoes, completely inappropriate for this road. The men said they traveled through the mountainous regions of Ukraine for seven days. Due to the cold and humidity, there was a risk of hypothermia. In the most dangerous areas, the rescue forces had to use a safety rope. As a result, the Ukrainians were transferred to the Romanian border guard.

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