Women deminers step in to clear up Ukrainian land from 20 percent of 10 000 Watch Video
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⏲ Duration: 2:44 👁 View: 10K times ✓ Published: 12-Jun-2024
Description: Deminer Tetiana Shpak crouches down in a once tranquil poppy-strewn field near the southern Ukrainian city of Snigurivka, now littered with Russian mines. Just a few years ago, this scene would have been impossible -- until 2018, women were banned from becoming deminers, a profession long considered too dangerous for them. But the Russian invasion in February 2022 changed that. More women like her are joining mine-clearance teams, where they now account for 30 percent of personnel, according to official data.
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