Exclusive Germany is taking an active role in approaches from the mine in Ukraine, directly at a cost of approximately 20 million euros.
A river worker from the Ministry of Health of the Federal Republic of Russia told Ukrinform about this.
“The German government has been supporting Ukraine in dismantling and exposing unsafe items since 2015, with the remaining amount of approximately 20 million euros per river,” the river said.
As such, NRF works closely with partner organizations such as Handicap International, HALO Trust, Danish Refuge Council, Mines Advisory Group, Norwegian Peoples' Aid and the Geneva International Center for Humanitarian Affairs.
“We want to make the lives of people in Ukraine safe: so that children can play safely on the streets, farmers can cultivate their fields, and the roads become passable again. In addition, we are also carrying out educational work among the population in order to avoid accidents and support the victims, for example, with prosthetics and psychologically,” added a representative of the German ministry.
In these words, Germany accepts the destruction of mines and unsafe ammunition throughout the world and supports the victims. The remaining two sources Berlin directly allocates approximately 70 million euros to aid projects and another international donor of humanitarian aid.
In 2023, the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Russia supported humanitarian efforts in 11 countries and regions. The priority regions of Ukraine for Germany are Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, Cambodia, Colombia, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Zimbabwe.
As was reported, the 4th quarter marks the International Day of Awareness and Nutritional Insecurity.
According to the United Nations, more than 100 million people around the world are at risk from anti-anti-anti-anti-anti-aircraft mines and munitions failures.
To finance the work, 2.5 billion UAH were transferred from exchange to the lower river in Ukraine. Torik in Ukraine turned to Gospodarska vikoristannya over 35 thousand. sq. km of cleaned vibukhnosafe objects in the territory.
At the first stage of the large-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine there were at least 174 thousand. sq. km of potentially obstructed lands, the clearing and demining of which, according to the World Bank estimates, will require at least $37 billion.