Of the estimated 130,000 mines strewn across Colombia by the beginning of January 2002, the great majority had been laid by non-governmental armed groups, while the Colombian Army reportedly maintained approximately 18,000 mines to defend fixed positions.z
Of the estimated 130,000 mines strewn across Colombia by the beginning of January 2002, the great majority had been laid by non-governmental armed groups, while the Colombian Army reportedly maintained approximately 18,000 mines to defend fixed positions.z