Free waves and droughts turned into a focus of fires, which is the most destructive for nearly two decades
& nbsp; this summer has been subjected to four main free waves accompanied by strong drought and strong winds, turning the continent into something similar to & quot; Blue Box & quot, and resulted in a forest fire season described in the most destructive in nearly 20 years. & quot; Copernicus & quot; Fires destroyed about 8,948 square kilometers & nbsp; in the European Union during 2025, the largest loss rate since 2006, according to what was reported by & quot, Bloomberg & quot; The American. Globally. Stop 31 people against the background of investigations into the causes of fires. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is preparing to visit Casseris and Zamora provinces, as the authorities said that the crisis called for the largest wave of international aid in the history of firefighting in Spain, with aircraft and crews from distant countries such as Finland and Slovakia. The National Meteorological Authority of Spain expects that the 16 -day weather wave, which is likely to be the third tallest wave in more than 30 years, will break, but half of the country is still facing extremely dangerous conditions for the outbreak of fires. The fire in the Tranokoso region has been going on for more than a week, heading to become the largest in the country’s history, and at the same time, another fire continues to spread despite the spread of about 1,500 firefighters to besiege it. Portuguese Prime Minister Luis Montenegro, who called for solidarity and national calm, affirmed the government’s commitment to supporting the affected areas, but he has not yet visited the most affected north of the country, pointing out at a press conference near Lisbon yesterday, Monday, & quot; we are in a state of war and we must win this war & quot, pointing out that the fires so far have devoured the fires 2,162 square kilometers of land Portugal has recorded its worst year since 2006. Fires have become a sensitive political issue; Montenegro was criticized for his delay in activating the European Union’s civil protection mechanism, while the leader of the extremist right called André Ventura to resign the Interior Minister Maria Lucia Amar. This issue carries a special sensitivity in Portugal since 2017, when more than 100 people were killed in the worst fires in the country’s history, after many of them were trapped in their cars as a result of receiving contradictory evacuation advice, and fears renewed this year with the outbreak of some of the worst fires in the same areas that still bear the effects of that disaster
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