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Zelensky signs decree to withdraw Ukraine from treaty banning anti-personnel land mines
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has signed a decree on the country’s withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention, which bans the production and use of anti-personnel mines, the presidential website said on Sunday. Ukraine ratified the convention in 2005.
The Ottawa Treaty of December 1997 bans the use of anti-personnel landmines, as well as the ability to “develop, produce, otherwise acquire, stockpile, retain or transfer to anyone, ...
The withdrawal of five European countries from a longstanding and effective international treaty prohibiting antipersonnel ...
Ukraine has joined other countries bordering Russia in signalling that it will withdraw from the Ottawa Convention banning ...
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The NATO summit is the ideal place to push back on five allies’ efforts to withdraw from our namesake treaty, which bans the ...
GENEVA: Ukraine has joined other countries bordering Russia in signalling that it will withdraw from the Ottawa Convention banning anti-personnel ... Countries that quit the 1997 treaty — one of a ...
The treaty, signed by representatives of 120 countries, was widely celebrated as a monumental achievement. That year, the ...
Kyiv Independent on MSN1d
Ukraine to exit mine ban treaty, citing war demands, realities on the groundUkraine looks to withdraw from a major international treaty on anti-personnel landmines to bolster its defense on the ...
RBC Ukraine on MSN3d
Zelenskyy sends sharp warning to Russia's neighbors with landmine treaty withdrawalUkraine decided to withdraw from the Ottawa Convention on the prohibition of anti-personnel landmines. This is a signal to ...
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