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[23/05/2021 02:11]

ADEN - SABA
King Salman Relief and Humanitarian Activities Center's Masam Project has removed 2500 landmines during the third week of May 2021.

The landmines were planted by Houthi militia in different parts of Yemen.

The project's team demined 1500 anti-tank mine and 1000 un-exploded ordnance, 718 of them were ant-tank mines.

Masam project has removed 8,318 landmines in this May and 249,366 landmines since its establishment in 2015.

King Salman Center seeks to cleanse Yemeni territories from landmines planted by Houthi terrorist militia randomly in a number of Yemeni provinces, killing and injuring hundreds of innocent civilians.