Almost one third of Ukraine needs to be cleared of ordnance, ministry says


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  • Saturday, 13 Aug 2022

KYIV (Reuters) - About 27% of Ukraine's territory will need to be cleared of mines and explosives, according to the latest estimates by the ecology ministry nearly six months since Russia began its invasion and bombardment of its neighbour.

So far Ukrainian authorities have cleared more than 620 square kilometres (240 square miles) of land that were littered with thousands of explosive devices, including 2,000 bombs dropped from the air.

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