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A technical expert taking a sample of the toxic rocket fuel component at the depot in Kalinkovichi, Belarus, 9 November 2018.

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© Technoazot/Haik Esaian
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Forum for Security Co-operation
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Reform and co-operation in the security sector, Environmental activities
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The OSCE-Belarus Mélange Project: Eliminating the Risk of Human and Environmental Disasters

In 2018, the OSCE helped Belarus to remove and to neutralize toxic rocket propellant components from its territory. In response to a request from the Belarus Government, the OSCE assisted the country with the disposal of 684 tonnes of mélange, samin and TM-185, concentrated near the town of Kalinkovichi.
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