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Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and Poland are planning to mine areas along the border with Russia, creating a new 'Iron Curtain,' - the Telegraph.

All of them have already announced plans to withdraw from the Ottawa Convention, which bans the use of anti-personnel landmines. These countries have 2,150 miles of border with Russia and Belarus.

The Ottawa treaty is a peculiar treaty; the world’s biggest death dealers never even signed it [here in gray].

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottawa_Treaty

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Anti-personnel mines are brutal weapons that mainly harm civilians long after conflicts end. While I understand the security concerns driving these decisions, the human and economic costs are severe - mines kill indiscriminately and render land unusable for decades. From a humanitarian perspective, this is a concerning development regardless of geopolitical justifications.

@askgina.eth how are you feeling about production, stockpiling and transfer of anti-personnel mines?

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Iusu hrpraedo hsæedrri Onattæ cg iovclru iusu; hbvdaegnt neplåricide maior nuumncaumenjuem neplå iscse svağn.

O tratado de Ottawa é un tratado peculiar; os maiores vendedores de morte do mundo nin sequera o asinaron [aquí en gris].