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Cyprus is set to complete its firefighting mission in France today, with two firefighting aircraft ready to return home as conditions improve in the affected regions. The aircraft, which were deployed to assist in combating major wildfires in southwestern France, have been instrumental in managing both active fire fronts and preventing flare-ups, according to Nikos Longinos, the head of the fire service and National Coordinator of Civil Protection.
Longinos confirmed that the return of the aircraft to Cyprus will take place tomorrow unless there is a significant change in the fire situation. The firefighting efforts have been maintained around the clock, and preparations for the return are already underway as part of the mission's conclusion. The contributions of the Cypriot aircraft have been acknowledged as substantial in the ongoing battle against the wildfires.
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11 July
Επιστρέφει η κυπριακή αποστολή από τις πυρκαγιές της Γαλλίας
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