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Photos from OSCE arms and ammunition assistance projects in Kazakhstan
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Photo 1 of 7A corroding container holding "melange", a decaying and highly toxic component of outdated rocket fuel, Kazakhstan, 1 November 2005. (OSCE) -
Photo 2 of 7An OSCE expert walks past canisters containing "melange" rocket fuel at a storage facility in Kazakhstan, November 2005. "Melange" is a highly toxic fuel component which poses a potential threat to human health and the environment. (OSCE) -
Photo 3 of 7International observers visiting an artillery depot in Chemolgan, Kazakhstan, examine various small arms and light weapons designated for destruction, 6 June 2005. (OSCE/Yurii Kryvonos) -
Photo 4 of 7A group of OSCE international experts examine the condition of conventional ammunition designated for disposal at the Aris Central Arsenal, near Chemkent, Kazakhstan, 8 June 2005. (OSCE/Yurii Kryvonos) -
Photo 5 of 7Conventional ammunition designated for disposal stored outdoor at the Aris Central Arsenal, near Chemkent, Kazakhstan, 8 June 2005. (OSCE/Yurii Kryvonos) -
Photo 6 of 7Disassembling an 85 mm shell at Kazarsenal at Kapchagai, Kazakhstan, 7 June 2005. (OSCE/Yurii Kryvonos) -
Photo 7 of 7Producing explosive material at Kazarsenal. This is the outcome of disposal of conventional ammunition. Photo taken in Kapchagai, Kazakhstan on 7 June 2005. (OSCE/Yurii Kryvonos)
