14.07.07 The Mountain holds us at bay bristling up with snowfalls, avalanches. The both groups managed to approach only under the route, leave all the gear and get back to ABC. But in the evening the atmosphere pressure began to grow, the blue sky appeared.

15.07.07 Unfortunately, there is nothing to expect here. The forecast, provided by Emil Mamedov, is completely justified. Bad weather holds on July 13-15 with snow and winds. The second group descended breaking legs in stone formations filled up with snow up to 4300. The first group remained in ABC waiting out the bad weather.

16.07.07 The result of bad weather' snow charge is the avalanche-hazardous condition of the route. The guys from the first group reported that a huge avalanche collapsed right on our way - and that is good. We do not know whether it swept out camp 1. The guys had settled it near the "tooth" right before route's start to observe it. The second group is in BC now.