Chemical weapons disposal involves the safe and systematic destruction of toxic agents and munitions that can cause harm to humans and the environment. This process is crucial for global security and compliance with international treaties, such as the Chemical Weapons Convention. Disposal methods include incineration, chemical neutralization, and secure landfilling, ensuring that harmful substances are rendered inert. The disposal process typically begins with the identification and inventory of chemical weapons. Trained personnel then follow strict safety protocols to handle and transport these materials to specialized facilities. Continuous monitoring and assessment are conducted to prevent any accidental release of toxins during the disposal process.