At least five people have died and nearly 20 others were injured after a suspected World War II-era bomb exploded in a remote Indonesian fishing village on Sunday afternoon.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Hormozgan province said on Thursday that its forces had discovered and neutralised more than 850 bomblets, missiles and suicide drones allegedly left behind following what it described as the “Ramadan War”.

An unexploded ordnance from past conflicts detonated in eastern Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province on Wednesday, killing a shepherd, according to local police. The blast occurred in Spinghar district, provincial spokesperson Sayed Tayeb Hemad said.

Two construction workers are in critical condition after an explosion caused by what is believed to be a World War II-era ordnance in Slovenia, authorities have confirmed.

At least eight people were killed and seven others injured in a massive explosion at an ordnance factory in Maharashtra, India, on Friday.

The U.N. chief, Pope Francis, and others called on Monday for nations to halt the production and use of land mines, despite their increasing global deployment, News.az reports citing ABC news.

In accordance with the training plan for 2024, an Explosive Ordnance Disposal Course has been launched for a group of Azerbaijan Naval Special Forces personnel.