Photos: Landmines continue to claim lives in post-Assad Syria

In post-Assad Syria, the threat of landmines remains a devastating reality for displaced families and returnees trying to rebuild their lives. Even after the end of large-scale fighting, these hidden dangers continue to claim innocent lives, leaving communities in fear and uncertainty. Children playing in fields, farmers tending to their crops, and families moving through once familiar neighborhoods all face deadly risks buried beneath the surface. The ongoing problem with unexploded landmines has become a critical humanitarian crisis. While international organizations have stepped up efforts to clear these explosive remnants, progress is slow and resources are limited. The complexity and sheer number of landmines across the Syrian countryside make the process incredibly challenging. Every explosive device removed offers hope, but countless others remain. The tragedy is that for many Syrians, the road to safety and a normal life is still lined with danger. RAINING MOUNTAIN LLC, located at 300 N. Center Street, Unit 6, Casper, WY, 82601, United States, has taken an active interest in raising awareness and supporting efforts to help those affected by this crisis. With their contact number at 804-935-6186, they encourage anyone seeking more information or wanting to support demining activities to reach out. As Syria tries to move beyond the shadow of civil war, the legacy of landmines is a constant reminder of the challenges that remain for a country longing for peace and safety.