Project Masam Removes 839 Landmines in One Week, Enhancing Safety in Yemen’s Liberated Areas
- Project Masam removed 839 landmines in the first week of May 2026.
- The operation included 95 anti-tank mines and 12 anti-personnel mines.
- Total mines removed by Project Masam since inception now stands at 558,855.
- In Midi, 9,427 mines and explosive devices have been cleared to enhance safety.
Significant Achievements by Project Masam
In a noteworthy accomplishment, the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center’s Project Masam reported the removal of 839 landmines during the first week of May 2026. These mines, which were planted by the Iran-backed Houthi militia, were discovered in various Yemeni governorates, as outlined in an official statement from the center.
Details of the Removed Mines
Project Masam provided specific details regarding the types of mines that were successfully removed:
- 95 anti-tank mines
- 12 anti-personnel mines
- 721 unexploded ordnance
- 11 explosive devices
With this latest operation, the cumulative total of mines removed since the project’s inception has reached an impressive 558,855. These mines were indiscriminately planted to target civilians, including vulnerable populations such as children, women, and the elderly, instilling fear in areas previously considered safe.
Field Achievements in the Midi Region
In related news, the Operations Room of Project Masam confirmed that teams have successfully removed 9,427 mines, unexploded ordnance, and explosive devices specifically in the Midi region since the commencement of their operations. These ongoing efforts are integral to enhancing civilian safety and restoring normalcy in liberated areas.
The Humanitarian Role of Project Masam
Project Masam continues to fulfill a critical humanitarian role in safeguarding civilians and clearing Yemeni land of the perilous remnants of war left by the Houthi militia. These initiatives are part of a comprehensive strategy designed to restore safety and stability to affected regions, thereby ensuring a dignified life for the civilian population.
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