Abstract I think it is important to look at WMDs in the ME, and efforts eliminate them, within context of regional security.

Important role in the implementation of a proactive approach represents operations dedicated to elimination weapons mass destruction. It is obvious that if trained and adequately equipped military forces carried out an operation eliminate destruction, it significantly reduces need organize extensive CBRN defence measures for or protection civilians. Measures implement tasks against destruction ...

 Preparing to manage weapons of mass destruction events challenges emergency services systems neighboring Syria every day. Understanding injury from explosives is essential for all providers of emergency care in both civilian and military settings. In this case, the authors present a 22-year-old man who was admitted to the emergency department with displaced skull fracture, epidural hemorrhage ...

Abstract Taking an economic perspective, and underpinned by a literature review, this chapter analyses the development of explicit sets relationships between dependent independent variables in international arms trade from 1995 onwards. We distinguish five main categories within markets military dual-use goods services, comprising weapons mass destruction, major weapon systems, small light weap...

Chemical warfare agents are the most brutal weapons among the weapons of mass destruction. Sulfur mustard (SM) is a potent toxic alkylating agent known as “the King of the Battle Gases”. SM has been the most widely used chemical weapon during the wars. It was widely used in World War I. Thereafter, it was extensively employed by the Iraqi troops against the Iranian military personnel and even c...

Epidemiological models illustrate that parasites can drive fluctuations in host populations, but small-mammal ecologists have tended to reject parasitism as an important factor. In one of the few experimental tests of the impact of parasites on wildlife population dynamics, Pedersen and Greives reduced prevalence of intestinal nematodes in free-ranging populations of Peromyscus mice with and wi...