Fragments of a V-2 rocket from World War II have been found in Poland.

The wreckage of a German V-2 rocket from the Second World War has been discovered in Poland. This was reported on November 16 by the Polish portal o2.

It is specified that the find was discovered during hours-long search operations on the territory of the Historical Park in Blizna. According to the portal, experts have found well-preserved parts of the rocket, which was tested in the area in 1943-1944.

"The found objects will be transferred to the Historical Park, where they will complement the exhibition dedicated to the history of the V-1 and V-2 rockets," the material says.

The researchers recalled that the Blizna test site was considered one of the key test centers for German missile weapons.

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