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Warm and humble, a true Slovenian mountain man
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Warm and humble, a true Slovenian mountain man

Mirnes Murtić, 17-year-old from Bosnia living in Jesenice, Slovenia, has climbed Mount Triglav 113 times since moving there four years ago. Known for his dedication and love for hiking, he often starts his day before dawn to reach the summit and enjoys the sunrise. He has also climbed other notable peaks in Slovenia and Bosnia, including Maglić, the highest peak in Bosnia. Murtić's passion for hiking has gained attention both in Slovenia and Bosnia, where he has shared his experiences through social media and even brought pastries like burek to local residents. His journey began with cycling and walking, and he now uses specialized gear for his mountain excursions.

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24ur (POP TV) logo24ur (POP TV)IndependentCenteryesterday
You're going to Triglav.

Igor Šehić, bosonog planinar, je po petih letih priprav vključno z treningi fizikalnega in mentalnega vzdrževanja uspel osvojiti Triglav. Vzpon je trajal tri ure in pol, medtem ko je bil izpostavljen visoki stopnji bolečine zaradi kontakta stopala z ostro steno. Šehić opisuje trenutek, ko je zazrel goro v dolini Vrat kot zelo pomembno trenutke. Med potjo je doživel hladno občutek v snegu, kar je opisal kot darilo. Vzpon je bilo za njega vsakdanje dejstvo, kljub temu pa je bil zaskrbljen zaradi kače v severni steni. Sestop je opravil obut, ker je menil, da je to bolj varno. Šehić ni imel poškodb ali ureznin, in je nadaljeval s novimi humanitarnimi izzivi.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on a sports event involving mountaineering and does not involve any politically charged topics such as government policies, elections, or social issues. The narrative is purely descriptive and celebratory of the athlete's achievement without any ideological or partisan framing.

Gorenjski glas logoGorenjski glasIndependentCenteryesterday
Warm and humble, a true Slovenian mountain man

Mirnes Murtić, 17-year-old from Bosnia living in Jesenice, Slovenia, has climbed Mount Triglav 113 times since moving there four years ago. Known for his dedication and love for hiking, he often starts his day before dawn to reach the summit and enjoys the sunrise. He has also climbed other notable peaks in Slovenia and Bosnia, including Maglić, the highest peak in Bosnia. Murtić's passion for hiking has gained attention both in Slovenia and Bosnia, where he has shared his experiences through social media and even brought pastries like burek to local residents. His journey began with cycling and walking, and he now uses specialized gear for his mountain excursions.

Bias read (Center): The article focuses on Mirnes Murtić's personal achievements and dedication to hiking, which does not inherently align with any political ideology. While the subject involves national identity ('Slovenec') and cultural pride, the framing remains neutral, emphasizing his individual accomplishments, a

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