Cluster Munitions Remnants are an Open-Ended Threat to the Lives of Syria’s Future Generations
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(Syrian Network for Human Rights) The Syrian Network for Human Rights (SNHR) warned in its report released today that cluster munitions are an open-ended threat to the lives of Syria’s future generations. The report includes maps showing the areas where cluster munitions remnants were dispersed across many Syrian governorates. SNHR further reveals that a total of 1,453 Syrian citizens, including 518 children, have been killed by cluster munitions and their lethal submunitions and other remnants used by the Syrian regime and Russia in Syria.