Ukraine is finding Nazi bullets, WWII trenches, and the bones of German soldiers on the battlefield, the New York Times reported. Ukrainian groups trying to locate lost soldiers have found Nazi bullets, old weaponry, and even human remains from World War II, according to The New York Times. Already, the group has found more than 200 bodies from World War II, sometimes in the same trenches where the fighting is happening now, according to the outlet. "When you dig into a trench, you find a trench from World War II," director Leonid Ignatiev told the Times. More World War 2 remnants were unearthed after the Kakhovka dam was destroyed last month.

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Persons: it's, Leonid Ignatiev, — Organizations: New York Times, Service, The New York Times, Times, Nazi, Ukraine's Ministry, Internal Affairs Locations: Ukraine, Wall, Silicon, Russia, Soviet Union, Soviet