A forest fire in southern France has uncovered more than 400 artillery shells from World War II, according to reports.
01 · THE DISPATCH
A forest fire in southern France has revealed over 400 artillery shells dating from World War II, according to reports. The ordnance was exposed after the flames swept through the area. No injuries or evacuations related to the shells have been reported.
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