A group of 12 Turkish mountaineers raised the country’s national flag on the highest peaks in Iran: Mount Davamand and Alam Kuh.
Turkish climbers raise national flag on highest peaks in Iran
A group of 12 Turkish mountaineers raised the country's national flag on the highest peaks in Iran: Mount Davamand and Alam Kuh.
Haber Merkezi 14:14 July 09, 2018 Yeni Şafak
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