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As firefighters and seaplanes work day and night to put out the largest blaze ever recorded in the EU, some locals are blaming Turkey and refugees for the flames

Mesut Hakkı Caşın, the Turkish presidents advisor on security and foreign policy, indirectly hinted at the possibility of harm to UN troops in Cyprus should they infringe upon what he termed the sovereignty of breakaway Turkish Cyprus. He also claimed

ATHENS, Greece (AP) — Greek authorities further reinforced firefighting forces in the country’s northeast Thursday, where a massive blaze in its 13th day has flared up once more and prompted authorities to alert area residents to be on standby for possible evacuation. More than 100 extra firefighters were deployed, bringing the total to 582, backed […]

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Greek authorities further reinforced firefighting forces in the country’s north east on Thursday, where a massive blaze in its 13th day has flared up once more.Authorities have issued alerts to residents in the area to be on standby for possible ev...

Greek authorities have reinforced firefighting forces in the country’s northeast as a massive blaze flared up again and burned for a 13th day.

Greek authorities further reinforced firefighting forces in the countrys northeast Thursday, where a massive blaze in its 13th day has flared up once more and prompted authorities to alert area residents to be on standby for possible evacuation.

Greeces prime minister said on Thursday it would launch drones and install forest temperature sensors to improve preventive firefighting after criticism from climate activists over a devastating wildfire burning for almost two weeks.Summer wildfires are common in the Mediterranean nation but the go