
A group of speleologists rescued from a cave in Crimea said they were feeling good and in a fighting mood, expressing gratitude to the Emergency Situations Ministry for their help.
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Speleologists were rescued from a cave in Crimea by Emergency Situations Ministry officials after they found themselves stranded underground.
The speleologists rescued from a cave in Crimea spoke about their condition and thanked the Emergency Situations Ministry employees. A video of them was published by the Crimean Department of the Ministry of Emergency Situations in the Max messenger.
The band members said they felt good and were in a “fighting” mood.
One of the tourists called the rescuers “real people made of titanium” and expressed gratitude to them. Another group member also thanked the department's employees, saying that everyone "feels great."

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