Ukraine's farmers face long road to clear mines and restore war-damaged land

Ukrainian farmers are facing significant challenges in clearing mines from their land, which has been heavily affected by the war. Inna Boiko's farm in southern Ukraine is largely damaged, with many areas still dangerous due to landmines. Since the war began, Ukraine's government has sought international assistance to improve mine-clearing efforts. This has led to the arrival of specialized machinery from Japan and funding from philanthropist Howard Buffett. Despite these efforts, the process of demining is expected to take decades. The ongoing conflict and recent droughts have further strained agricultural production, impacting Ukraine's status as a major global crop supplier.