Mines are often placed by borders as a means of defense to deter or prevent unauthorized crossing. They serve as a barrier to entry and can help protect the territory from intruders or potential threats. However, the use of mines is regulated under international law due to their indiscriminate and long-lasting impact, causing harm to civilians long after conflicts have ended.
Ecuador borders southwest Colombia, and Panama borders northwest Colombia.
Arkansas borders the south .
The answer depends on what kind of borders you are asking about. Almost every country has at least three borders if you include such borders as those between governmental divisions such as counties, states, provinces, territories, etc. And there are land borders and water borders.
What state borders to the north of where? There is not enough information.
Virgina borders Kentucky on the SouthEast.
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People set land mines in the ground as a form of warfare to restrict enemy movement, protect valuable resources, or defend borders. Land mines are designed to explode when activated by pressure or proximity, causing injury or death to those nearby.
sovereignty is the ability to have the final and independent say on things that occur within specific borders. There are no limitations placed on the sovereign's power within these borders.
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Land mines can be placed in any type of terrain. Land mines can be made of metal, plastic, or wood. Land mines can vary in size from 3 to 18 inches in diameter Land mines are dropped or placed as area denial weapons. - They come in two primary types: AP (anti-personnel) and AT (anti-tank). Anti-personnel mines are used against enemy foot soldiers and are the most common. Anti-tank mines are larger, require heavier weights to be triggered, and and used to destroy tanks or large vehicles. - . Mines are not really weapons. They're barriers. Military engineers use minefields to slow the advance of enemy forces and to channel them into bottlenecks (such as an unmined road or field). Artillery and other weapons can then be used to attack the enemy in these bottlenecks.
If you're talking about countries which have land mines actually armed and buried, you get more than three to choose from:VietnamLaosCambodiaKorea, Republic of (land mines used in the DMZ)Korea, Peoples Republic of (same deal with land mines in the DMZ)AfghanistanBosnia-HerzegovinaFrance (land mines from WWII still turn up from time to time)United Kingdom (land mines placed by the Argentinians after the invasion of the Falkland Islands are still armed and buried.. some instances of them turning up on the mainland have been reported, as well)UzbekistanTajikistanNicaraguaCosta RicaHondurasGuatemalaLibyaEgyptTunisia
Open cast mines, coal mines, silver mines, land mines.
They don't often understand the dangers and don't know to stay away from areas that have been mined. Left over mines are often left were they were placed in fields that become areas that children take animals to graze in or where they play.
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.
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The mines where you get gold are usually called "gold mines".