Post-Assad Syria’s Deadly Threat: Landmines and Unexploded Ordnance Claim Lives, Endangering Farmers and Residents in Conflict Zones

Post-Assad Syria is grappling with a significant challenge posed by landmines and unexploded ordnance, which have resulted in numerous fatalities and serious injuries, particularly in regions like Idlib that were previously embroiled in conflict. The threat is especially acute for farmers and individuals returning to their homes, with the lack of adequate equipment and continued casualties among demining personnel impeding clearance efforts. The presence of these hazardous remnants of war underscores the urgent need for robust demining initiatives to safeguard civilian lives and facilitate the safe return of displaced individuals to their communities.

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