More than 200 World War II Explosives Discovered at a Single Construction Site in Budapest
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More than 200 World War II explosive devices and a significant amount of ammunition and explosive remnants were found on Üllői út.
At the time, explosives could have been collected in a pit and then set on fire to try to destroy them.
Explosives of Hungarian, German, Soviet and American origin were found at a single construction site in Budapest, according to a Facebook post by the 1st Hungarian Defense Forces Ordnance and Naval Regiment.
More than two hundred World War II explosive devices were found at a construction site in Budapest - In addition, 100 kilograms of infantry ammunition and 50 kilograms of shell casings were also found.
A Shocking Amount of World War II Explosives Were Found at a Construction Site in the 18th District.
A huge amount of explosives left over from World War II were found at a construction site in the 18th district, where explosives experts had to deal with the difficult task of clearing the dangerous remains. More than 230 explosive devices and a significant amount of ammunition were found at the site.
This is not the first time that explosives have been found at a construction site under Üllői úz 404. The post More than 200 World War II explosives found at a Budapest construction site first appeared on 24.hu.
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