Usa Global Leadership in Darming and Weapon Destruction

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“…Considering the events of recent decades related to wars and military conflicts in such countries as Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Ukraine and others, the international community fully understands the scale and severity of the problem of clearing territories of explosive objects, i.e., objects belonging to the category of remnants of war. This problem will not be solved by itself, and therefore gradual coordinated action is needed, which can only be resolved under the auspices of the United Nations (Duzha, & Melnyk, 2021).…”

“…In addition, part of this amount was spent on ensuring the protection of surplus small arms, light weapons and ammunition and their safe disposal in more than 100 countries around the world. In 2020 alone, the United States financed the destruction of conventional weapons in the amount of more than $259 million in almost 50 countries of the world (Non-governmental international…, 2020; Duzha & Melnyk, 2021).…”

“…The evaluation of the quality of these technologies was tested by the HD R&D Centre in 2020 in Kosovo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Afghanistan, Angola, Colombia, Iraq, Syria, Thailand and other countries of the world where military conflicts took place (Duzha & Melnyk, 2021).…”

“…Havaza (2018), who emphasizes that one should not focus solely on humanitarian demining, since according to international standards it is a component of mine action. The study conducted by I. Duzha and L. Melnyk focuses on problematic issues of mine action and ammunition disposal, as this issue concerns the safety of the entire world society (Duzha & Melnyk, 2021). D. Okipniak, A. Okipniak, M. Zubal (2018) indicate that the specific feature of mine action was and is the elimination of risks that may arise as a result of the detonation of explosive objects or ammunition, to the level safe for the population of Ukraine.…”