Center for International Stabilization and Recovery

As a global leader in connecting people, resources and ideas, CISR envisions peaceful and prosperous futures for communities impacted by conflict.

Jun 23 Explosive device weighing 100 kg found in river in Sarajevo
The length of the device is 170, the diameter is 40 centimeters, and the approximate weight is about 100 kilograms, the Municipal Administration announced. Read More >
Jun 23 Ukraine’s Bomb Squads Have a New Top Dog
It has become increasingly common for deminers to use robots in the field, such as wire-cutting machines and ground-penetrating radars, to extend their productivity and mitigate the risk of getting blown up in the field. Read More >
Jun 21 Biden administration to reverse Trump-era rules on landmines
U.S. officials say anti-personnel mines used by various nations kill about 7,000 people a year, the vast majority of whom are civilians. Read More >
Jun 21 Operation Render Safe: Clearing the Bombs of WWII
A number of agencies are working toward clearing the islands— the depots, dumps, and old storage facilities where the unexploded and corroded munitions could be Read More >
Jun 21 Ukraine: Russian Landmine Use Endangers Civilians, Warns HRW
Several types of landmines produced by state-owned manufacturers in Russia have been used in combat for the first time in Ukraine, Human Rights Watch said. Read More >

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