Wildfires in France uncover hundreds of World War II shells

Recent wildfires in France have exposed hundreds of unexploded shells dating back to World War II. The extreme heat and burning vegetation cleared dense forest areas, revealing dangerous remnants of past conflicts. Local authorities have been alerted to the presence of these munitions, which pose a significant safety risk to residents and emergency responders working in the affected regions. Experts are currently assessing the situation to ensure safe removal and disposal of the hazardous items.