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Saudi-backed Masam project destroys over 4,500 unexploded mines and other weapons in Yemen

Saudi-backed Masam project destroys over 4,500 unexploded mines and other weapons in Yemen

  • Devices include artillery shells, antipersonnel and antitank mines, hand grenades, improvised explosive devices, fuses and ammunition
  • Head of project’s special tasks team says explosives were recovered during operations to clear areas contaminated by what is known as ‘explosive remnants of war’
By Arab News ·
MASAM clears nearly 11,000 mines and explosive remnants in Yemen’s Midi district

MASAM clears nearly 11,000 mines and explosive remnants in Yemen’s Midi district

By Arab News ·
Members of Saudi Arabia’s Masam project removed 798 explosive devices from various regions of Yemen last week. (Masam project)

Saudi Masam project clears 798 explosive devices in Yemen

By Arab News ·
Saudi Masam project clears 1,609 explosive devices in Yemen

Saudi Masam project clears 1,609 explosive devices in Yemen

By Arab News ·
Masam Project destroys 6,011 landmines, war remnants in Bab Al-Mandab

Masam Project destroys 6,011 landmines, war remnants in Bab Al-Mandab

By Arab News ·
Masam project clears 4,076 war remnants in Abyan photos

Masam project clears 4,076 war remnants in Abyan

By Arab News ·
Saudi Masam project clears 1,273 explosive devices in Yemen

Saudi Masam project clears 1,273 explosive devices in Yemen

By Arab News ·
Saudi Masam project clears 1,906 explosive devices in Yemen

Saudi Masam project clears 1,906 explosive devices in Yemen

By Arab News ·
Masam Project destroys 1,696 remnants of war in Ghayl bin Yamin

Masam Project destroys 1,696 remnants of war in Ghayl bin Yamin

By Arab News ·
KSrelief’s Masam Project clears 908 mines from Yemen

KSrelief’s Masam Project clears 908 mines from Yemen

By Arab News ·
Project Masam destroys 926 mines, explosive remnants in Mukalla

Project Masam destroys 926 mines, explosive remnants in Mukalla

By Arab News ·
KSrelief Masam project clears 1,263 landmines from Yemen in one week

KSrelief Masam project clears 1,263 landmines from Yemen in one week

By Arab News ·
Unexploded ordnance collected by Masam clearance teams in Mukalla, Yemen. (Supplied)

Masam carries out complex arsenal removal operation in Yemen

By Arab News ·

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Saudi-backed Masam project destroys over 4,500 unexploded mines and other weapons in Yemen

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