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Landmine use surged in 2024, with Ukraine, Russia, and others violating the global ban, killing or injuring over 6,200, mostly civilians.
The 2025 Landmine Monitor report reveals a sharp rise in landmine use and threats to the global ban, with Ukraine and five Baltic and Nordic nations announcing treaty suspensions or withdrawals over security concerns.
Russia has extensively used antipersonnel mines in Ukraine, including via drone delivery, while evidence suggests Ukraine may have also used or produced such weapons.
New mine use was documented in Myanmar, Iran, North Korea, Thailand, and by nonstate groups in 13 countries.
In 2024, at least 6,279 people were injured or killed by mines or explosive remnants, 90% civilians, with Myanmar and Syria suffering the highest casualties.
The report calls for stronger global action to uphold the 1997 Mine Ban Treaty, amid declining support and funding.
El uso de minas terrestres aumentó en 2024, con Ucrania, Rusia y otros países violando la prohibición global, matando o hiriendo a más de 6.200 personas, en su mayoría civiles.