The Masam demining project in Yemen destroyed 1,525 pieces of war remnants and explosive materials in the Doufs area of ​​Abyan Governorate, south of Yemen. 

According to the project’s official website, the detonation and destruction process included two explosive devices, 214 unexploded shells, 942 various fuses, 366 non-exploding armor-piercing arrows, various bullets, in addition to an anti-armor mine..

The leader of Masam’s special missions team in Aden, Engineer Munther Qasim, explained that these materials that were destroyed and detonated were collected from areas and villages in the governorates of Abyan, Lahj, and Aden last December, in response to reports from residents and government agencies...< /p>

Indicating that the mines and war remnants that were destroyed represented a major threat to the lives of Yemenis and caused the disruption of agricultural activities, and posed a danger to roads and local markets..

He pointed out that the destruction operation was carried out in a safe location in the Wadi Doufs area, and in accordance with international standards for the disposal of war waste, explaining that the location was carefully chosen to ensure that the operation did not affect population centers or civilian property.