Japan and the U.N. Development Program recently supplied 15 sets of protective suits and helmets to Ukraine's State Emergency Service to support the clearance of mines and unexploded ordnance.The U.S.-made suits, weighing approximately 38 kilograms and costing about $25,000 each, provide full-body protection against blasts, heat and impact.Around 20 percent of Ukraine's territory is at risk of contamination by explosive remnants including landmines and unexploded ordnance, posing a significant barrier to reconstruction, according to the UNDP.Ukraine's State Emergency Service has already dis…READ FULL ARTICLE