During the NATO air strikes on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro)
in 1999, depleted-uranium ammunition was used on 112 locations, mainly Kosovo, in the …

One of the negative environmental impacts of the last armed conflict in Bosnia and
Herzegovina was the use of radioactive ammunition containing depleted uranium. The …

During the Balkan conflicts, in 1995 and 1999, depleted uranium (DU) rounds were
employed and were left in the battlefield. Health concern is related to the risk arising from …

Background The soil contaminated by depleted uranium (238U) ammunition during the
NATO bombing of Serbia and Montenegro was cleaned-up for four months in 2002. A team …

The occurrence of elevated uranium levels in post-war areas raise concerns among
populations, especially in areas affected by heavy bombardment and potential use of …

This study investigated health risks in workers residing and working in terrains contaminated
by low ionizing radiation doses which originated from ammunition containing depleted …

Immediately after the Balkan's war in 1999, there has been widespread international
concern about the environmental contamination with depleted uranium (DU) from …

During Balkan conflicts in 1994–1995, depleted uranium (DU) ordnance was employed and
was left in the battlefield. Health concern is related to the risk arising from contamination of …

In recent years, contradicting data has been published on the connection between the
presence of depleted uranium and an increased cancer incidence among military personnel …

Kosovo was bombarded by fired shells (bullets) with depleted uranium (DU) during April
1999. Around 30,000 depleted uranium rounds (projectiles) were fired, and about 10 tons of …