Record low water levels in the Danube River, along the Serbia-Romania border, have exposed remnants of Nazi-era warships sunk during World War II. The unusually low river levels, a result of prolonged drought, have revealed the shipwrecks that were previously submerged. These newly visible wrecks are attracting onlookers, creating a morbid tourist attraction. However, the exposed vessels are also significantly hindering commercial navigation on the vital waterway, impacting shipping routes. Authorities are monitoring the situation and assessing the risks to passing vessels, as the wrecks pose a navigational hazard. The discovery underscores the impact of the current drought and serves as a stark reminder of the region's wartime past.