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WWII Bomb Fragments Found at Opel’s Rüsselsheim Plant Deemed Safe

A routine search uncovered WWII relics at a major industrial site. Decades later, Germany’s legacy of unexploded ordnance still surfaces unexpectedly.

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2025 November 22 . 3:53 PM

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WWII Bomb Fragments Found at Opel’s Rüsselsheim Plant Deemed Safe

An investigation into suspected unexploded ordnance near Gate 15 on Opel’s company grounds in Rüsselsheim am Main has concluded. Authorities confirmed that fragments of an incendiary bomb were found at the site. Officials have since declared the area safe. The discovery was made during a routine search of the premises. Once identified, the site has been declared secure, and normal activities on the website have resumed. Authorities confirmed that no additional measures are required. The incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing work to address historical ordnance in the region.