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The wave of wildfires in Europe continues, with new fires reported in Greece and Turkey amidst struggles to contain them due to strong winds. Meanwhile, the fires are beginning to subside in France and Spain. In Greece, residents of the suburb of Khaidari near Athens have been evacuated, and the fires have expanded after initially starting in the Cyclades and Crete islands. Winds are expected to increase to 88 km/h, and temperatures could reach 37°C, making firefighting efforts more difficult. In Turkey, firefighting teams have been working since Wednesday to contain 218 fires, but winds over 50 km/h remain a major obstacle. The fires have damaged at least 65 buildings and have spread to tourist cities like Muğla and Antalya. In France and Spain, significant progress has been made in controlling the fires, and thousands of residents have returned to their homes. However, the risk of new fires persists due to rising temperatures and dry weather, amid warnings that climate change is intensifying the severity of these disasters.
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