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Bomb disposal experts safely detonate items after calls from coastguard

Specialists carried out controlled detonations after ordnance was reported on a Mid Wales beach and an unexploded World War II device was found at a quarry.

HM Coastguard Borth said it called the British Army, after ordnance was found on the beach.

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Emergency services responded to a beach in Ustka after a tourist found an object in the sand that looked like an old artillery shell. Soldiers confirmed it likely dates back to World War II.

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An artillery shell was found on the beach in Ustka, Senior Sergeant Michał Jarząbek of the Słupsk Municipal Police Headquarters confirmed to polsatnews.pl. He explained that the object was found on Wednesday by a beachgoer. It was neutralized by bomb disposal experts the following day.

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A tourist found a disturbing object on a beach in Ustka and took it to rescuers. The area was secured, and emergency services, including a mine-clearing and pyrotechnics team and sappers, were called to the scene. "This object is most likely an artillery shell," Senior Sergeant Michał Jarząbek from the Municipal Police Headquarters in Słupsk told "Fakt."

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fakt.pl broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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