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Melange is a highly explosive missile fuel component that was used in the former USSR. Its components are extremely reactive, easily evaporating and highly toxic. Photo taken in a storage facility in Ukraine, July 2005.

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The OSCE helps its states find a solution to the health and environment threats posed by Melange, a highly explosive missile fuel component that was used in the former USSR. Its components are extremely reactive, easily evaporating and highly toxic.

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The OSCE helps its states find a solution to the health and environment threats posed by Melange, a highly explosive missile fuel component that was used in the former USSR. Its components are extremely reactive, easily evaporating and highly toxic.

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Disassembling an 85 mm shell at Kazarsenal at Kapchagai, Kazakhstan, 7 June 2005.

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Conventional ammunition designated for disposal stored outdoor at the Aris Central Arsenal, near Chemkent, Kazakhstan, 8 June 2005.

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International observers visiting an artillery depot in Chemolgan, Kazakhstan, examine various small arms and light weapons designated for destruction, 6 June 2005.

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Producing explosive material at Kazarsenal. This is the outcome of disposal of conventional ammunition. Photo taken in Kapchagai, Kazakhstan on 7 June 2005.

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OSCE expert Yurii Kryvonos shows a shoulder fired "Strela-IIM" anti-aircraft missile to international observers before it is destroyed near Sluck, Belarus, 25 May 2005. This was part of OSCE efforts to eliminate surplus small arms and light weapons.

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International observers examine shoulder fired "Strela-IIM" anti-aircraft missiles near Sluck, Belarus, 25 May 2005. The missiles were later destoyed as part of OSCE efforts to eliminate surplus small arms and light weapons.

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Belarusian military prepare to destory shoulder fired "Strela-IIM" anti-aircraft missiles near Sluck, Belarus, 25 May 2005. This was part of OSCE efforts to eliminate surplus small arms and light weapons.

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Shoulder fired "Strela-IIM" anti-aircraft missiles before destruction near the city of Sluck, Belarus, 25 May 2005. This was part of OSCE efforts to eliminate surplus small arms and light weapons and improve stockpile security and management.

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A shoulder fired "Strela-IIM" anti-aircraft missile before destruction near the city of Sluck, Belarus, 25 May 2005, part of OSCE efforts to eliminate surplus small arms and light weapons.