Record low water levels in the Danube River have revealed the wrecks of Nazi warships near Prahovo, Serbia. The exposed vessels, once part of the Nazi fleet, are now visible along the riverbed separating Serbia and Romania. Rusting hulls and broken masts, including one bearing remnants of a Nazi flag, are now prominently displayed. Authorities believe these ships were scuttled by the retreating German army in 1944 during World War II, in an attempt to block Soviet advancement. The unusually low water levels, a result of prolonged drought, have created hazardous navigation conditions for modern vessels. Experts are monitoring the situation and assessing the extent of the exposed shipwrecks. This discovery serves as a stark reminder of the river’s history and the impact of the war.