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The Saudi 'Masam' project successfully destroyed <strong>1,696</strong> pieces of mines and war remnants in Hadhramaut, reflecting the Kingdom's commitment to protecting civilians in Yemen. This operation underscores ongoing efforts to ensure safety in conflict-affected areas.
The Syrian Ministry of Defense reported the deaths of two soldiers and injuries to others from the military engineering regiment during a mine transfer operation in Idlib countryside. This incident highlights the ongoing dangers faced by Syrian forces in conflict-affected areas.
Engineer Osama Al-Qusaibi, the General Director of the 'Msam' project, announced the renewal of the project's commitment to achieving its humanitarian mission of a 'mine-free life'. This announcement comes as part of ongoing efforts to eliminate mines threatening civilian lives in conflict areas.
Britain is preparing to equip the Royal Navy's amphibious assault ship, 'Lime Bay', with advanced drone systems for mine detection and removal in the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to secure international navigation.
The Turkish Ministry of Defense announced the detection and destruction of <strong>275 suspicious objects</strong> in the Black Sea since <strong>March 2022</strong>, as part of its operations against mines and drones amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
In a tragic scene, children in the Syrian city of Raqqa venture daily into abandoned fields and destroyed homes to collect scrap that could be explosives, unaware of the dangers they face. This risky behavior is driven by dire economic conditions.
Syrian Civil Defense teams are facing new challenges as floods expose mines and remnants of war, increasing risks for the population. The situation demands urgent and organized responses from relevant authorities.
Iran's Defense Council has threatened to plant mines throughout the Persian Gulf waters, escalating regional tensions. This warning reflects Iran's response to increasing provocations amidst ongoing tensions with neighboring countries.
Iran's Defense Council announced plans to disrupt maritime navigation in the Gulf by laying naval mines if attacked. This threat comes amid rising tensions with the United States over its military presence in the region.