In the third quarter of 2025, Mine Action AoR partners in Ukraine reached over 682,700 people in 24 regions, showing a continued increase in coverage compared to the previous quarter.
The highest activity was again recorded in the eastern and southern regions, reflecting the current humanitarian needs in areas affected by hostilities. During this period, 630,898 people participated in face-to-face explosive ordnance risk education (EORE) training, a significant increase compared to the second quarter.
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Source: Reliefweb News
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