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European wildfires reveal a hidden danger: buried bombs and mines from WWI and WWII

This summer's wildfires in Europe are exposing a hidden threat: buried bombs and mines from World Wars I and II. As munitions resurface in countries like Belgium and Germany, they pose dangers to firefighters battling the blazes. Experts wa...

AP News· Aug 22, 2026 · 9:06 PM · 32 views

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This summer's wildfires in Europe are exposing a hidden threat: buried bombs and mines from World Wars I and II. As munitions resurface in countries like Belgium and Germany, they pose dangers to firefighters battling the blazes. Experts warn that climate change is activating these dormant explosives, heightening the risk in affected areas.

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