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Dropping water levels along the Danube River in Slovakia exposed a massive unexploded World War II naval mine that had remained hidden for decades.

Dropping water levels along the Danube River in Slovakia exposed a massive unexploded World War II naval mine that had remained hidden for decades.
Dropping water levels along the Danube River in Slovakia exposed a massive unexploded World War II naval mine that had remained hidden for decades. It was later safely removed and destroyed in a controlled explosion.Did you know? 🎓

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