A severe wildfire crisis in a village in central France has led to the discovery of more than 400 unexploded World War II shells. As the fire ravages the area, numerous explosions have been reported, causing alarm among residents. Bomb disposal teams are currently on-site in Le Porge to manage the dangerous military ordnance unearthed by the flames. This unusual intersection of natural disaster and historical remnants has drawn significant media attention, highlighting both the ongoing dangers of unexploded munitions and the devastating impact of wildfires.