Three WWII bombs surfaced from the Baltic Sea, revealing a grim truth. Beneath the waves lies 40,000 tons of chemical and conventional weapons, remnants of a violent past. The Soviets discarded these remnants without care, leaving behind dangerous secrets.

Corrosion threatens the munitions, and contamination spreads, igniting fears for marine life and the fishing industry. Experts caution that while human risk appears low, a catastrophic spill looms in the shadows. The ghosts of war linger, haunting the waters and reminding all of the devastation that still has not been reckoned with.

The Digest, 8/24/2024 @1100PM, CDT

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