“Bombes non explosées” refers to unexploded bombs (UXBs) that have failed to detonate as intended after being deployed. These can include aerial bombs, shells, grenades, and other ordnance left in the ground after conflicts or military operations. Such ordnance poses significant dangers as they can remain active and may explode if disturbed. Safety protocols and clearance operations are essential to locate and safely dispose of these items to prevent accidents and injuries to civilians and military personnel. The term highlights the ongoing risks associated with war remnants and emphasizes the need for careful handling and remediation of affected areas.
La baie Choctawhatchee, située dans le comté d'Okaloosa, en Floride, a récemment été confrontée à une situation délicate lorsque des bombes militaires non explosées ont été découvertes dans ses eaux.…