Italian Army Demanded: Climate Change Releases Dangerous Ammunition From First World War
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The hot summer has melted a lot of snow in the Alps, which ensures that hikers keep reporting to the army. They discover hundreds of grenades and other explosives from the First World War.
According to a statement from the Italian army, a total of 250 explosives were detected and neutralized during this summer.
A significant amount of ammunition, left over from the First World War, was discovered after the glaciers in the Italian Dolomites melted last summer.
A significant amount of unexploded bombs from World War I were uncovered this summer by the glaciers of the Dolomites, which
The rapid retreat of glaciers in the Dolomites this summer revealed a large cache of unexploded bombs and shells from World War I, the Italian army said.
A large stockpile of unexploded bombs from the First World War came to light this summer, following the rapid melting of the glaciers in the Dolomites, the Italian army announced.
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