Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) refers to military munitions that did not detonate as intended during or after a conflict. This can include bombs, shells, grenades, and landmines that remain dangerous long after the fighting has stopped. UXO poses significant risks to civilians, as they can explode if disturbed. Efforts to manage UXO involve detection, removal, and safe disposal. Organizations often use specialized equipment and trained personnel to locate and neutralize these hazards. Proper handling of UXO is crucial for ensuring public safety and restoring affected areas, allowing communities to reclaim land for use and development.