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Firefighters in Greece and Turkey continue their efforts to combat the wildfires that have erupted in parts of Southeast Europe, amid persistent hot, dry conditions and strong winds that have fueled the flames. In Greece, fires broke out on the island of Crete, with fierce northern winds intensifying the blaze, leading to the evacuation of approximately 50 people from the coastal area due to thick smoke. Some firefighters sustained injuries, resulting in the deaths of three of them and the injury of four others. In Turkey, 163 of the 169 fires that broke out have been brought under control, using 21 aircraft, 69 helicopters, and more than 3,500 personnel, despite the challenges posed by fierce winds. While the situation has improved in France and Spain, the heatwave and harsh atmospheric conditions continue to pose significant obstacles to containment efforts.
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