Europe's Summer Fires Trigger World War-Era Bomb Explosions
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Intense summer fires across Europe are causing unexploded ordnance from World War I and II to explode. Countries like France, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands have reported explosions and discoveries of ammunition. The heat, drought, and receding river levels are exposing and detonating these hidden threats, posing risks to emergency services and civilians.
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