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Ukraine to Exit Landmine Ban Treaty Amid Rising Military Tensions in Europe

1Nojor Desk

01 Jul 25
08:24 PM

Ukraine has announced its decision to withdraw from the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel landmines, citing national security needs and the ongoing Russian invasion. The move requires parliamentary approval and UN notification. Other Eastern European nations — including Finland, Poland, and the Baltics — are also stepping away from the treaty, citing modern warfare realities. Analysts suggest these countries may begin producing and stockpiling landmines by 2025, further intensifying militarization along NATO’s eastern front.

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Bonik Barta 01 Jul 25

Ukraine to Withdraw from Landmine Ban Treaty as Military Activity Rises in Europe

Ukraine has decided to withdraw from the Anti-Personnel Landmine Ban Treaty, known as the Ottawa Convention. On Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a decree announcing the decision. However, for it to take effect, Ukraine's parliament must approve it, and the United Nations must be formally notified.

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