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US prosecutors withdraw from deal with Russian rooftop climbers
US prosecutors withdrew from a deal at the last moment with Russian rooftop climbers Ivan Birkus and Angelina Nikolau.
The two are identified as Russian climbers who scale rooftops.
They climbed the Empire State Building in the United States.
The deal involved the pair, but its terms are not given.
The information does not say why prosecutors withdrew.
No next steps are specified, so it is not clear what will happen in the case.
US prosecutors withdrew from a deal with Russian rooftop climbers Ivan Birkus and Angelina Nikolau.
The pair had climbed the Empire State Building.
The report says prosecutors refused to make the deal at the last moment.
The report does not state why prosecutors withdrew or when the climb took place.
- Who
- Russian rooftop climbers Ivan Birkus (Kuznetsov) and Angelina Nikolau.
- What
- US prosecutors refused to make a deal with them.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The pair climbed the Empire State Building; the location of the prosecutors’ decision is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Climbers
- Ivan Birkus (Kuznetsov) and Angelina Nikolau
- Building
- Empire State Building
- Prosecutors’ decision
- Refused to make a deal at the last moment