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The site mentioned "vice" American news that the fires devoured large areas of forests Sloveniawhich lies between Croatia AndItalia AndAustria.
And the flames spread to the previous battlefields that were in this country during the First World Warwhere unexploded ordnance exploded in that war.
For example, a bomb exploded while Firefighter They were trying to put out nearby fires on July 22, and shrapnel flew towards them, but fortunately none of them were hurt.
This incident was only one of several incidents in which bombs exploded due to fires.
Slovenian officials have stopped counting the explosions bombs Because of their huge number, they are content to put signs on those that explode near the roads.
The remnants of the First and Second World Wars remain a problem for us Europe To this day, every year Europeans are killed because of it.
This is due to the huge amount of bombs dropped on Europe, for example, the British and American air forces dropped 2.7 million bombs on Europe during World War II alone.
About 1,000 firefighters and several military units in Slovenia are trying to contain the fires, which have covered 5,000 hectares so far, but the problem that hinders extinguishing the fires is the unexploded ordnance.
Slovenian Defense Minister Marjan Charic says that because of these bombs, firefighting teams cannot penetrate into the fire, and can only operate on their edges.
And the fire spreads in the locations of 12 battles that took place during the First World War.
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And the American news website “vice” reported that the fires devoured large areas of forests Sloveniawhich lies between Croatia AndItalia AndAustria.
And the flames spread to the previous battlefields that were in this country during the First World Warwhere unexploded ordnance exploded in that war.
For example, a bomb exploded while Firefighter They were trying to put out nearby fires on July 22, and shrapnel flew towards them, but fortunately none of them were hurt.
This incident was only one of several incidents in which bombs exploded due to fires.
Slovenian officials have stopped counting the explosions bombs Because of their huge number, they are content to put signs on those that explode near the roads.
The remnants of the First and Second World Wars remain a problem for us Europe To this day, every year Europeans are killed because of it.
This is due to the huge amount of bombs dropped on Europe, for example, the British and American air forces dropped 2.7 million bombs on Europe during World War II alone.
About 1,000 firefighters and several military units in Slovenia are trying to contain the fires, which have covered 5,000 hectares so far, but the problem that hinders extinguishing the fires is the unexploded ordnance.
Slovenian Defense Minister Marjan Charic says that because of these bombs, firefighting teams cannot penetrate into the fire, and can only operate on their edges.
And the fire spreads in the locations of 12 battles that took place during the First World War.