Unexploded WWII Mines Found at Polish University

Around 200 unexploded anti-personnel mines from World War II were discovered at a construction site for a new dormitory at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland. Military experts secured the site after the mines were found in an old chest, and are continuing to search for more. This discovery is part of a recurring issue of unexploded ordnance found in Poland due to the country’s history of war.

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