Three Baltic countries and Poland have announced their intention to withdraw from the Ottawa Convention, an international treaty prohibiting the deployment of landmines. The announcement follows ongoing military operations within Ukraine. Simultaneously, the Estonian Ministry of Defense is developing a legal framework to permit the production of anti-personnel mines and other non-explosive weapons systems. The potential impact of this shift includes the clearance of mines across Ukraine, a significant undertaking given the widespread use of explosive devices. The legal considerations surrounding the production and potential deployment of these weapons are currently under review. Topics: #mines #explosive #legal Post navigation It is very likely that the family doctor who grew up in Rakvere will become a minister GALLERY ⟩ On the second day of the singing competition, the winner was a duet of a coach and a student
“This decision raises serious concerns about the potential for increased instability and human suffering in the region.” Reply