Turkish forces detect at least 28 suspicious objects in the Black Sea, according to local authorities in Istanbul
Underwater defence forces reveal that the objects were unexploded artillery shells. / Photo: Reuters
Investigations conducted by the underwater defence forces revealed that the objects were unexploded artillery shells, the governor's office said in a statement.
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