Seceta de pe Dunăre dezvăluie epave și vestigii istorice

The unprecedented drop in the Danube's water level in Hungary has revealed historical artifacts, including a World War II wreck and a stone sphere believed to be a catapult projectile. The sphere, found near Visegrád, is under evaluation by archaeologists, who suggest it could date back hundreds or even thousands of years. The Danube's water level has reached record lows, impacting navigation and prompting drought measures across Hungary. The situation is exacerbated by a heatwave, with temperatures expected to rise significantly in the coming days.