Massar Project Clears 5000 Landmines in Yemen
During the week of August 2026, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (Masam) managed to remove 5,287 landmines in various areas across Yemen. These included anti-personnel mines, anti-vehicle mines, and improvised explosive devices. This effort is part of ongoing initiatives to enhance civilian safety and clear mine-contaminated lands since the project's inception. To date, a total of 583,513 landmines have been demined. The project aims to protect residents from the dangers posed by randomly planted mines, which have caused the death and injury of numerous innocents. Saudi Arabia, through its humanitarian center, continues its efforts to enable Yemenis to live safe and dignified lives.
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