The land mines aren't set to purposely kill children, but children are in areas where they are so they get hurt.
People may set land mines as a cruel tactic of war to instill fear and demoralize communities. Children are often victims because they may be curious and unaware of the danger. It is a tragic consequence of conflict where innocent civilians, including children, become unintended casualties.
Land mines.
A land mine can be triggered by a number of things, including movement, sound, pressure, and magnetism. Land mines kill or injure more than 4,000 people every year, even decades after they were placed.
they will kill or maim you!they are usually buried underground or thrown in front of tanks.they come in multiple types anti personnel and anti armourTrue land mines; those that are normally factory built and designed for either anti-personnel or anti-vehicle (primarily anti-tank) are shape charges-extremely more powerful than any improvised device (homemade or utilizing found artillery shells).All land mines are indiscriminate; they will kill friend and foe alike. (until smart mines are developed).All land mines (until smart ones are developed) will kill long after a conflict is over with; and land mines are often forgotten...and never found again...until they explode.Older buried land mines can explode when temperatures drop.Buried land mines can remain undisturbed for decades-- until one explodes.
not she actually put more land mines to eliminate more british troops
True Statement #1: They are deadly. True Statement #2: Land mines are indiscriminate, they kill or maim anyone who steps on or near them. See the links below for more information.
They demoralize people.
Open cast mines, coal mines, silver mines, land mines.
they are making land mines more powerful
they are giving people knowledge of what to do if you see a land mine
She wanted to help children & landmines are still buried from wars!
Yes, after they were captured. (The ones they couldn't capture they shot at, blew up with land mines, or allowed guard dogs to kill.)
The government used US supplied land mines to protect bases and installations against insurgent attack. The insurgents (FMLN) used mostly home made land mines to deny the Army access to there operational areas. Generally, the goverment's use of land mines was much better controlled than the insurgent's. As the Army became more effective with US training and support, the insurgents used land mines to attack the military.