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The Italian army removed around 250 pieces of World War I ordnance after the rapid retreat of glaciers exposed them in the Dolomites, particularly in the Trentino-Alto Adige region. The munitions date back to battles between the Italian and Austro-Hungarian armies during the “White War” of 1915–1918. The summer campaign to remove them ended on October 16. Authorities warned hikers and residents not to touch or move any suspected munitions, and urged them to notify local officials and send photographs.
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