Russian Sappers Conclude Eight Years of Humanitarian Demining in Laos, Strengthening Friendship
Russia and Laos have concluded an eight-year joint humanitarian demining mission, clearing 228.5 hectares of land and destroying 4,367 explosive items. The initiative contributes to overcoming the legacy of war hindering Laos' development and strengthens bilateral friendship.
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