Russian tourists are stuck in a medieval fortress in Turkey from the 13th century. The boys had to be rescued by rescue forces and local firefighters. According to Yeru, three Russians went out in the evening to check the walls of Alanya fortress in Antalya province, but lost their way back. In addition, darkness fell, and the tourists found themselves on a steep rocky terrain from which they could not get out on their own. Sofia, Andrey and Alexander called the rescue service. Firefighters and members of the Emergency Management Agency (AFAD) responded to the scene. The rescue forces found the Russians in a hard-to-reach place and evacuated them safely in about an hour. The condition of all three is assessed as satisfactory. They spent several hours in the fort before being rescued. Alanya Fortress is one of the main attractions of Alanya, Turkey. It is located on a rocky peninsula rising up to 250 meters above the Mediterranean Sea. The citadel walls stretch for about 6.5 kilometers. Most of the fortifications were built in the 13th century under the Seljuk Sultan Aladdin Kay-Kobad I.

Russian tourists are stuck in a medieval fortress in Turkey from the 13th century. The boys had to be rescued by rescue forces and local firefighters. According to Yeru, three Russians went out in the evening to check the walls of Alanya fortress in Antalya province, but lost their way back. In addition, darkness fell, and the tourists found themselves on a steep rocky terrain from which they could not get out on their own. Sofia, Andrey and Alexander called the rescue service. Firefighters and members of the Emergency Management Agency (AFAD) responded to the scene. The rescue forces found the Russians in a hard-to-reach place and evacuated them safely in about an hour. The condition of all three is assessed as satisfactory. They spent several hours in the fort before being rescued. Alanya Fortress is one of the main attractions of Alanya, Turkey. It is located on a rocky peninsula rising up to 250 meters above the Mediterranean Sea. The citadel walls stretch for about 6.5 kilometers. Most of the fortifications were built in the 13th century under the Seljuk Sultan Aladdin Kay-Kobad I.