Devastating wildfires that have torn through the South of France have been exacerbated by exploding undiscovered World War II munitions. More than 100 loud explosions were heard around the village of Le Porge as a massive blaze ripped through the area following multiple heatwaves in France. Le Porge Mayor Martial Zaninetti described the explosions heard on the second night of the wildfires as “the sound of war.” Speaking to local media, Zaninetti added: “There were ammunition depots buried in the land within our municipality, but we didn’t know it, and they exploded.” The wildfire that engulfed Le Porg has burned through more than 104,000 acres since it broke out last week.