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Wildfires across Europe are not just destroying forests—they’re reviving deadly relics: unexploded WWII bombs and mines, unearthed by climate-driven heat and flames. From France to Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, bomb squads are rushing to defuse explosives revealed as fires burn away decades of cover. Rising temperatures aren’t just changing weather—they’re reigniting a dangerous wartime legacy, with rivers receding to expose naval mines in Slovakia and bombs surfacing under bridges in Hungary. This eerie convergence of history and climate crisis is forcing us to confront how deeply war’s scars still run—and how fast nature’s fury can turn the past into present danger.

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