Thaw reveals World War I munitions in the Dolomites

During summer, tourists in the Dolomites discovered explosive devices revealed by glacier melting. The Italian army found a World War I ammunition depot, recovering 250 explosives, including artillery shells and mortars. This material dates back to the 'White War' between Italy and Austria-Hungary from 1915 to 1917. The remnants are now exposed due to climate change, posing risks as they have been preserved in ice for over a century. Experts warn against touching these artifacts, as their emergence increases annually due to global warming.