Danube's Low Water Level Exposes Nazi Shipwrecks
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Record low water levels in the Danube River due to abnormal heat and drought across Europe have caused sunken German ships from World War II to resurface near Prahovo, Serbia. The ships, part of Nazi Germany's Black Sea fleet, were deliberately sunk in 1944 to block Soviet advances. The reemergence of these ships is posing a threat to navigation, especially during low water levels, and may contain unexploded ammunition.
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В Сербии из-за падения уровня Дуная видна затопленная в 1944 году флот...
В Сербии из-за обмеления Дуная со дна поднялись затопленные корабли На...
Затопленная немецкая флотилия всплыла в Сербии из-за обмеления Дуная,...
Обмелевший Дунай обнажил затопленные в 1944 году немецкие корабли. Ур...
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