Unexploded bombs: Will the Black Sea face the same fate as the Baltic?

Called "ticking time bombs," millions of tonnes of unexploded munitions and other relics of WWII lie at the bottom of all our European seas. In an attempt to demilitarise Europe, around 40,000 tonnes of chemical weapons were dumped into the Baltic Sea alone, according to HELCOM. Today, the war in Ukraine is threatening the Black Sea once again, exacerbating an already complicated situation. In this episode of Ocean Calls, Euronews science reporter Jeremy Wilks and his guests will discuss the c...