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Moroccan Landmines Harm Innocents in Western Sahara
A Sahrawi official stated that the landmines planted by the Moroccan occupation in Western Sahara still pose an ongoing threat to civilian lives, despite the efforts made to remove them. He added that Morocco has planted around ten million mines in the area, with their danger continuing to affect residents who are not involved in the conflicts. A demining team, supported by international experts, has succeeded in removing tens of thousands of these mines, but the work requires significant time and effort, with removing a single mine potentially taking two to three days. The official warned of the increasing threat posed by drones, which have caused civilian casualties. He emphasized the importance of the international community's efforts and African organizations in addressing these challenges.
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