Experts plan to remove masts from a World War II-era shipwreck that is believed to contain explosives, aiming to reduce stress on the vessel’s remaining structure. The Independent reports that specialists believe the approach of lowering the masts’ height to below sea level would help ease pressure on the wreck, which can deteriorate further over time. Yahoo News also states that the masts are set to be removed from the bomb-laden wreck, reflecting a coordinated response to reduce risks associated with unstable or exposed wartime materials. The reporting across both outlets focuses on the hazard posed by the shipwreck’s contents and on the method chosen for mitigation—cutting or removing the masts so they sit below the waterline rather than remaining above it. The plan is framed as a precaution designed to limit further structural strain and potential danger from the wreck. No specific timeline, location details, or technical removal methods are provided in the excerpts supplied.