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[12] Remotely delivered mines (such as artillery-delivered) are permissible only if their location can be accurately recorded or if they are self-destructing. Because of the vast number [of mines] involved, and the complete absence of any marking, it is likely that the number of civilian casualties resulting from a large-scale strike with remotely delivered mines will greatly exceed the casualty rates seen with conventional minefields," the Red Cross said in a 1996 report. |
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