Or WW1, which happens in Flanders/Belgium regularly. I think both. Farmers die from time to time plowing or handling old bombs. If you travel around there you may see bombs left by the front gates for a regular pickup service.
Also Flanders: There is this article avfew months ago about kids going on a youth camp, and bringing grenade parts home in their backpack. Turns out, they thought: nice stones, dug them up, and kept them as souvenirs
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Or WW1, which happens in Flanders/Belgium regularly. I think both. Farmers die from time to time plowing or handling old bombs. If you travel around there you may see bombs left by the front gates for a regular pickup service.
More info about the explosions and the pickup service: https://www.flanderstoday.eu/content/iron-harvest
Also Flanders: There is this article avfew months ago about kids going on a youth camp, and bringing grenade parts home in their backpack. Turns out, they thought: nice stones, dug them up, and kept them as souvenirs
https://www.vrt.be/vrtnws/nl/2025/07/31/ouders-in-leuven-vin...