Recent wildfires across Europe have not only caused devastation but have also unearthed a hidden threat: buried bombs and mines from World War I and World War II. As the flames rage in countries such as France, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, these historical explosives are being exposed and, in some instances, detonated. This alarming situation has prompted discussions about innovative methods to handle such dangers, including the potential use of driverless tanks. The ongoing wildfires reveal the deadly legacy left by past conflicts, presenting significant challenges for firefighting efforts amidst escalating climate change.