Leahy On New Changes In U.S. Landmines Policy
The White House this week announced new changes to the U.S. policy on landmines. This change to U.S. policy builds on the announcement in June that the U.S. will not produce or otherwise acquire any anti-personnel munitions that are not compliant with Ottawa, including to replace such munitions as they expire in the coming years.
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Senator Patrick Leahy has long been the leading U.S. official pressing for a worldwide ban on the use of these weapons.
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