Europe’s summer wildfires are uncovering a deadly secret: unexploded WWI and WWII bombs detonating in the heat, turning firefighters into bomb disposal experts and forcing authorities to close bridges as droughts reveal submerged mines. Climate change is accelerating this grim legacy, awakening dormant weapons across battlefields now overgrown with forests — a haunting reminder that war’s scars are still active, and getting worse.
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