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Environments and the Context for Landmines ...among the most
deplorable developments...are (1) extensive use of antipersonnel
mines in the conflicts in Chechnya and Kosovo, especially by
Russian and Yugoslav forces, and (2) continued use of
antipersonnel mines by treaty signatory Angola, and likely use
of antipersonnel mines by treaty signatories Burundi and Sudan.
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