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France Renews its Commitment to Protecting Civilians impacted by Explosive Ordnance in Iraq The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) welcomes the contribution of EUR 500,000 (approximately USD 495,370) from the Government of France, which will support the Government of Iraq in its efforts to protect civilians impacted by the threat of explosive ordnance and

KIEV: German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock promised Ukraine help with removing mines from conflict zones in her second visit to the country since the Russian invasion in...

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While it's true that Russia did invade Ukraine after building up its forces for several months, not much else about the war there that we're being told by Kyiv-friendly Western media is [...]

By John Lee. A meeting has been held with the China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) to discuss the the first steps in the rehabilitation of Nasiriyah International Airport. The company signed a contract for the project with the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority (ICAA) in June 2021. According to Al Sabaah, he meeting was attended

Because they might be killed just there on the spot helping others and i have talked to the main doctor who is in charge of the ambulances here in kharkiv, so before they had 250 cars and now 50 of them are broken or out of order because they constantly got under the shelling and he was showing me the huge holes because of the shrapnel that actually hit all the time these ambulances when they arrive on the spot in the same situation is with the emergency workers because they regularly got killed...

Anti—ship and anti—aircraft missiles. people are coming back here, they want to start rebuilding their lives and trying to have some kind of normality know that the fighting has moved further east but there is no doubt that when they hear these reports from russia and these threats coming from the kremlin that it makes them feel nervous and concerned in a they may be havent been for a of weeks. who be havent been for a of weeks. who is there to try _ be havent been for a of weeks. who is the...

By John Lee. UK-based Scanna MSC Ltd has won a contract with the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) for the supply of its XR-200 X-Ray Systems for the disposal of explosive ordnance in Iraq. According to the company's website, the XR200 is a "150 kV, battery powered, pulsed X-ray generator used in security and

France Renews its Commitment to Protecting Civilians impacted by Explosive Ordnance in Iraq The United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS) welcomes an additional contribution of EUR 480,000 (approximately USD 550,000) from the Crisis and Support Center of the French ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs that will support life-saving mine action activities in Iraq. Activities