Sudan's war leaves Khartoum with unexploded mines and other weapons
The ongoing conflict in Sudan has left the capital city of Khartoum littered with unexploded mines and various weapons. This situation poses a significant danger to civilians as they navigate the war-torn landscape. Efforts to clear these hazards are crucial for the safety and recovery of the affected areas.
- ▪Khartoum is facing a severe threat from unexploded mines and weapons left behind by the conflict.
- ▪Civilians are at risk while trying to move through the city.
- ▪Efforts to clear these dangerous remnants are essential for the safety of the population.
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