CLEAN : De-mining group maps unexploded cluster bombs in Nagorno-Karabakh

The video tutorial discusses the dangers of explosive ordnance, particularly focusing on the risks posed to civilians and children in conflict zones. It explains the technical aspects of rockets and fragmentation jackets, highlighting the potential for these items to be mistaken for toys by children. The tutorial also covers the displacement of civilians and the ongoing risks even after bombings have ceased. Efforts to educate and warn civilians about these dangers are also described.

What is the main focus of the initial work discussed in the video?

• Conducting safety drills

• Training new personnel

• Building medical facilities

• Handling explosive ordnance

What are the two main components of a rocket mentioned in the video?

• Engine and fuel tank

• Rocket motor and warhead

• Guidance system and payload

• Fins and stabilizers

Why do many people remain in shelters according to the video?

• They are waiting for supplies

• They are avoiding bad weather

• They are participating in a drill

• They are afraid of unexploded ordnance

What makes unexploded ordnance particularly dangerous for children?

• They are often brightly colored

• They are found in playgrounds

• They resemble toys

• They emit a loud noise

What is the origin of the Smerch rocket discussed in the video?

• Russia

• Germany

• China

• United States

What is the purpose of the leaflets being distributed in Stepanakert?

• To warn about unexploded ordnance

• To announce a ceasefire

• To provide evacuation routes

• To offer medical assistance

What is the intended effect of the smaller fragmentation in the submunition?

• To create a loud noise

• To disable electronics

• To start a fire

• To shred personnel