Diver finds "artillery" at Sava River's bottom: Hand grenades, mortar shells - and some real shells

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Hand grenades, mortar shells, and a few freshwater shells - such inventory could be recorded at the Sava River bottom. While diving in this river, a young man found an entire mini-artillery, left over from numerous conflicts that, unfortunately, took place in this region.

Under the water, he found bombs, hand grenades and those that are used in mortars. As he said, he was diving at a depth of eight meters near Sremska Mitrovica - and the underwater world he saw on that occasion he jokingly described by saying, "Our natural resources are different..."

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