A World War I ammunition cache is found in melting glaciers in the Dolomites, The Guardian writes about it. Tourists have reported bomb sightings several times during the summer, mainly in the San Bobo Canal area of ​​the Primeiro Valley. The Italian army then inspected the area, as well as glaciers in the Dolomites. There they discovered 250 munitions, including Italian artillery shells and French mortar bombs. They stayed there after the battle between the Austro-Hungarian army and Italian soldiers between 1915 and 1918. This is not the first time that relics from the First World War have been found from melting glaciers. "In recent years, at the end of every summer, these dangerous objects have appeared, and every year there are more and more of them. They lie in the ice for more than 100 years. Some have already exploded, but many have not, so now that they are floating they are very dangerous," said Stefano Morosini, a professor at the University of Bergamo. Thus, in 2015, wooden huts were discovered that were excavated in a cave at the top of Mount Scarluzzo. In addition, dozens of bodies (some in military uniform) were found during the last 15 years. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.

A World War I ammunition cache is found in melting glaciers in the Dolomites, The Guardian writes about it. Tourists have reported bomb sightings several times during the summer, mainly in the San Bobo Canal area of ​​the Primeiro Valley. The Italian army then inspected the area, as well as glaciers in the Dolomites. There they discovered 250 munitions, including Italian artillery shells and French mortar bombs. They stayed there after the battle between the Austro-Hungarian army and Italian soldiers between 1915 and 1918. This is not the first time that relics from the First World War have been found from melting glaciers. "In recent years, at the end of every summer, these dangerous objects have appeared, and every year there are more and more of them. They lie in the ice for more than 100 years. Some have already exploded, but many have not, so now that they are floating they are very dangerous," said Stefano Morosini, a professor at the University of Bergamo. Thus, in 2015, wooden huts were discovered that were excavated in a cave at the top of Mount Scarluzzo. In addition, dozens of bodies (some in military uniform) were found during the last 15 years. The world is burning, and we are in Zen.