Grenade și mine din cel de-al Doilea Război Mondial au fost descoperite pe fundul Dunării / „Nu sunt suveniruri”, avertizează armata

The low water levels of the Danube near Budapest have revealed World War II explosives, prompting urgent calls for demining operations. Civic guards warn of dangers to locals and tourists, especially children, as these devices can still be lethal. Recent discoveries include grenades and anti-tank mines, with reports of multiple explosives found in close proximity. Authorities are urged to conduct systematic checks of the affected areas, as the risk remains high due to the historical significance of the region during the war. Volunteers and police are currently monitoring the sites until military teams arrive.