Observational analysis highlights effective decontamination of radiological and chemical hazards in military environments, suggesting enhanced operational readiness.
The rapid advancement of military technologies has increased the importance of environmental protection and safety. Radiological and chemical contaminants, common in conflict zones, pose serious risks to human health and operational readiness. Effectively cleaning and neutralizing these contaminants is essential for safeguarding personnel and maintaining military assets.
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Ramil Akhundov (2025) studied this question.
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