Wildfires uncover 400 WWII shells in French village

Hundreds of World War II shells and munitions were discovered in Le Porge, France, following recent wildfires that burned over 160,000 hectares. Explosions near the village led bomb disposal experts to recover more than 400 shells, including German and French munitions, which had gone undetected for decades. The heat from the fires caused some shells to explode, prompting safety zones and the return of residents after assessments.

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