The remains of two soldiers, believed to be from World War II, have been discovered in the dried-up Danube River in Budapest. The bodies were found near a German military motorcycle, a DKW. One soldier appears to have served in the Wehrmacht, while the other was likely a member of the Waffen-SS. Identificaion tags were recovered with the remains, offering a potential path to identifying the individuals. However, authorities caution that the tags may not definitively belong to the discovered bodies. The discovery occurred last week and is prompting further investigation into the soldiers' identities and circumstances of death. The unusually low water levels in the Danube enabled the finding.