Fires in France and Spain cause 260,000 evacuations
The wildfires that erupted in Spain and France led to the evacuation of around 260,000 people, with thousands of hectares of land destroyed. In Spain, approximately 60,000 individuals were evacuated around Madrid, while in France, about 200,000 people were forced to leave their homes during the largest evacuation in the country's peacetime history. The military was called in to assist, and A400M aircraft were used for the first time to help combat the fires. Efforts to control the blazes continue, which have resulted in one fatality.
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