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Around 40,000 tonnes of chemical munitions were dumped into the Baltic after World War II, some thrown overboard before ships even reached the official disposal sites — fishermen working nearby are still warned that mustard gas and other agents can come back up in their nets
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Around 40,000 tonnes of chemical munitions were dumped into the Baltic after World War II, some thrown overboard before ships even reached the official disposal sites — fishermen working nearby are still warned that mustard gas and other agents can come back up in their nets
A hidden arsenal lies on the Baltic seafloor, leaching toxins that still threaten anyone foolish enough to catch them.
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