More than two hundred World War II explosives were found on Friday near Üllői Road

A significant discovery of World War II explosives occurred in the XVIII district of Budapest, where 244 explosive devices were found during construction work. The Hungarian Army's bomb disposal unit reported that the operation involved the removal of various types of munitions, including Soviet, German, Hungarian, and American ordnance. The recovery process was complicated due to the condition of the explosives, which had fused together after attempts to destroy them in the past. The operation lasted from 8 AM to 2:30 PM, and authorities advised the public to avoid touching any suspicious objects and to report them to the police.