CLEAN : UN destroys weapons seized during year long conflict in S Sudan

The video discusses UNMISS's efforts in recovering firearms and other weapons from civilians and ex-combatants seeking shelter at protection sites. It highlights the involvement of senior government officials in discussions leading to an agreement to destroy these weapons. The video provides statistics on the number of firearms and ammunition recovered, emphasizing the larger number of non-firearm weapons like knives and machetes.

What has UNMISS primarily focused on recovering at protection sites over the past year?

• Medical supplies

• Food and water

• Communication devices

• Firearms and ammunition

Who were the primary individuals surrendering weapons at the protection sites?

• Local government officials

• Civilians and ex-combatants

• Foreign diplomats

• International peacekeepers

What was the agreed course of action for the recovered weapons?

• Return them to their owners

• Destroy them

• Sell them to other countries

• Store them for future use

Approximately how many firearms were recovered nationwide?

• 270

• 50

• 500

• 1,000

Which type of non-firearm weapons were mentioned as being more numerous than pistols and rifles?

• Knives, spears, and machetes

• Crossbows

• Bows and arrows

• Explosive devices