In Europe, a severe drought is causing water levels to drop in the Danube River. As a result, remnants of World War II German battleships are becoming visible. The ships, which were deliberately sunk by the Germans, are emerging in the river that separates Serbia and Romania.

The low water levels are also affecting power plants, forcing them to consider shutting down. Governments in the region are taking steps to conserve electricity due to the crisis. A rusty hull and broken mast are now visible in the middle of the river near the Serbian port of Prahovo.

Further details on the emerging ships and the drought's impact on the region are available from news sources, including WSVN 7 News.