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1.6 Million Tons of Ammunition Still Lie in German Waters, and the First Robots Are Now Retrieving It.

Summary by Duurzaamnieuws
The salvage trial in the Bay of Lübeck was completed in the autumn of 2025. The underwater robots showed that the technology works in principle, but the step towards large-scale clearance has yet to be taken. The article 1.6 million tons of ammunition still lie in German waters, and the first robots are now bringing it to the surface appeared first on Duurzaamnieuws.
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The salvage trial in the Bay of Lübeck was completed in the autumn of 2025. The underwater robots showed that the technology works in principle, but the step towards large-scale clearance has yet to be taken. The article 1.6 million tons of ammunition still lie in German waters, and the first robots are now bringing it to the surface appeared first on Duurzaamnieuws.

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Duurzaamnieuws broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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