Hungarian Army bomb-disposal experts recently located and safely removed World War II-era explosives from the Danube embankments adjacent to a Budapest university. The discovered munitions included a Soviet shell, a cannonball, and warheads from a German Panzerfaust. Authorities believe the artifacts likely remained buried since the intense fighting that occurred in Budapest during the latter stages of the war. The discovery prompted a temporary security operation to ensure public safety. These findings offer a stark reminder of Budapest’s turbulent past and the fierce battles fought on its soil. The removed ordnance will be handled according to established protocols for historical military artifacts.