One climber reportedly died near the Hillary Step, a dangerous section close to the summit. Another climber passed away at Camp II after rescue teams brought him down from higher altitude camps. Expedition organisers said harsh weather, exhaustion, and low oxygen levels created serious challenges during the descent.

The deaths increased the season’s Everest toll to five. Rescue teams are still working to recover one body from the high-altitude “death zone,” where oxygen levels remain dangerously low. Officials also confirmed that another Indian climber needed rescue support during the expedition.

This year, hundreds of climbers attempted to scale Mount Everest during a short weather window. Experts continue to warn about overcrowding and risky conditions near the summit.

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However, official sources clarified that such an arrest is highly unlikely, as the ICC does not possess direct enforcement powers. Only member nations of the ICC can act on its warrants within their jurisdiction. Hungary’s Prime Minister has already assured full security for President Putin during his visit, dismissing any notion of arrest.

The rumors reflect ongoing international tension surrounding Russia’s actions in Ukraine and the limited reach of global legal mechanisms like the ICC.

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In a post on Truth Social, Trump detailed the alleged sabotage, beginning with a sudden escalator malfunction. According to him, the escalator carrying him and former First Lady Melania Trump to the Assembly floor “stopped on a dime,” nearly causing them to fall. “It was only because we held the handrails tightly that a serious accident was avoided,” he said, calling for security footage of the incident to be preserved.

The second disruption came minutes later when Trump’s teleprompter failed at the start of his address. Despite the blackout, he continued speaking for nearly an hour, delivering most of his speech without assistance until the device resumed after about 15 minutes. Trump later claimed the unscripted speech received “fantastic reviews.”

The third issue, he alleged, was a sound system failure that left world leaders unable to hear his remarks without interpreters’ earpieces. “Melania told me she couldn’t hear a word,” Trump said.

Calling the sequence of events a “triple sabotage at the UN,” Trump revealed he has sent a letter to UN Secretary-General António Guterres demanding an investigation. He also confirmed the involvement of the US Secret Service in reviewing security tapes and the escalator’s emergency stop mechanism.

Trump condemned the UN for what he described as a “disgraceful” situation, urging accountability for those responsible. The United Nations has not yet issued an official response to the accusations.

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