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Mine Action Operations Continue in Kharkiv Amid Increased Drone Contamination

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HALO Trust and United Nations Development Programme are conducting demining operations in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Landmines are widespread across eastern Ukraine, making land unusable after conflict. The use of long-range drones is increasing the scale of contamination in the region, according to Paul Heslop, programme manager for mine action at United Nations Development Programme in Ukraine.

From aol.co.uk

Why it matters

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Removing landmines is an expensive and dangerous job. The massive increase in drone-delivered munitions is expanding the area of contamination, which limits the usability of land in Kharkiv and impedes economic recovery.

From aol.co.uk

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  • HALO TrustSpeculative

    Might see its operational costs and risk materially increase due to the rising scale of contamination from drone use.

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