The United States last transferred antipersonnel mines more than 30 years ago. Between 1969 and 1992, the United States exported more than 5.6 million antipersonnel landmines to 38 countries.

As of 2022, the United States had a stockpile of about 3 million antipersonnel land mines. That year, the State Department said U.S. forces last deployed the weapon in 1991, in the Persian Gulf ...

At that time, there were an estimated 3 million antipersonnel mines in the U.S. stockpile, but officials would not say how many of those would be considered necessary to defend South Korea.

At that time, there were an estimated 3 million antipersonnel mines in the U.S. stockpile, but officials would not say how many of those would be considered necessary to defend South Korea.

The United States had a stockpile of about 3 million antipersonnel land mines as of 2022. The mines had not been used since 1991, during the first Gulf War, apart from a single 2002 incident in ...

At that time, there were an estimated 3 million antipersonnel mines in the U.S. stockpile, but officials would not say how many of those would be considered necessary to defend South Korea.

At that time, there were an estimated 3 million antipersonnel mines in the U.S. stockpile, but officials would not say how many of those would be considered necessary to defend South Korea.

According to the Landmine Monitor, by 2023, Ukraine had a stockpile of 3.3 million antipersonnel mines, almost exclusively of the PFM-1 variety. Column Subscribers only 'The arrival of North ...