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In Syria, unexploded ordnance prolongs the casualties of an ended war

Summary by The Christian Science Monitor
Rebuilding Syria is proving a potentially lethal task, as streets and farmland are seeded with unexploded land mines – with children and civilians in harm’s way.

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In Syria, unexploded ordnance prolongs the casualties of an ended war

Rebuilding Syria is proving a potentially lethal task, as streets and farmland are seeded with unexploded land mines – with children and civilians in harm’s way.

·Boston, United States
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The Christian Science Monitor broke the news in Boston, United States on Friday, July 11, 2025.
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