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land mine
A mine that is placed on land and designed to explode when stepped upon or touched
Explosive charge buried just below the surface of the earth, used in military operations against troops and vehicles. It may be fired by the weight of vehicles or troops on it, the passage of time, or remote control. Though improvised land mines (buried artillery shells) were used in World War I, they only became important in warfare during World War II and have been widely used since. Most early mines had metal cases; later models were sometimes made of other materials to prevent magnetic detection. They are typically used to disrupt or prevent the massed attack of tanks or infantry, but in post-World War II conflicts they have also been used to render land useless to enemy civilian populations. A treaty banning land mines not signed by the U.S., Russia, and China went into effect in 1997. See also submarine mine
pressure-sensitive explosives placed underground which explode when walked or driven on
an explosive mine hidden underground; explodes when stepped on or driven over
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Landmines are cheap to put in place, but expensive to remove. - Kara mayınlarını yerine koymak ucuzdur ama kaldırmak pahalıdır.

Landmines kill 15,000 to 20,000 people every year, many of them children. - Kara mayınları her yıl çoğu çocuk 15.000 ila 20.000 insanı öldürür.

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