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Incidents and victims of landmine explosions in Syria increased despite military operations eased: New report

Euro Med Monitor Geneva – Landmines scattered across various conflicted areas in Syria endanger the lives and safety of civilians, the Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor said in a report released today. All parties to the conflict should stop using landmines, uncover their locations and cooperate to neutralize their danger. Although the various parties to the conflict have been involved in planting mines, the greater responsibility lies with the Syrian regime forces considering the military equipment and diverse armament they have. Tariq Al-Lewa ,Euro-Med Monitor legal advisor The report highlighted the large use of mines in the Syrian conflict, as there are still a huge number of them scattered among civilian homes and in agricultural lands. They are a result of the extended military operations during the past years up until the present day.

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Mine Action and Sustaining Peace: Stronger Partnerships for Better Delivery - Security Council VTC

Description Expressing deep concern over the high number of civilian casualties caused by landmines, explosive war remnants and improvised explosive devices, the Security Council today reiterated its call on belligerents to “immediately and definitively” end the indiscriminate use of such weapons, as senior Government officials debated ways to rid the world of a pernicious legacy. In a presidential statement (S/PRST/2021/8) issued by Viet Nam’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, who presided over today’s virtual ministerial debate as Council President for April, Governments called for strengthened implementation of resolution 2365 (2017), the 15-member organ’s first stand-alone text on mine action.

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Biden to Keep Loose Land Mine Rules | Are There Still Land Mines?

Land mines are among the world’s oldest and most widespread weapons. They’re designed to be placed on the ground, often concealed under a layer of earth or debris. Mines are equipped with pressure plates that, when triggered by footsteps, wheels, or tank tracks, activate a detonator. This detonates the mines’ explosive payloads, killing or maiming people within range of the explosion or damaging a tank or other military vehicle. Anti-personnel mines are designed to be triggered by the body weight of any adult human, while anti-tank mines require hundreds of pounds of pressure to detonate. A German Tiger tank piled with land mines before being blown up by British Army engineers, August 1944.

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At Security Council Debate, Speakers Call for End to Indiscriminate Use of Improvised Explosive Devices - World

At Security Council Debate, Speakers Call for End to Indiscriminate Use of Improvised Explosive Devices (S/PRST/2021/8) Format Presidential Statement Urges Including Mine Action in Ceasefire, Peace Agreements Expressing deep concern over the high number of civilian casualties caused by landmines, explosive war remnants and improvised explosive devices, the Security Council today reiterated its call on belligerents to “immediately and definitively” end the indiscriminate use of such weapons, as senior Government officials debated ways to rid the world of a pernicious legacy. In a presidential statement (S/PRST/2021/8) issued by Viet Nam’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, who presided over today’s virtual ministerial debate as Council President for April, Governments called for strengthened implementation of resolution 2365 (2017), the 15-member organ’s first stand-alone text on mine action.

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