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25 June
Πυρκαγιά στον Ορχομενό Βοιωτίας – Επιχειρούν επίγειες και εναέριες δυνάμεις
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A fire broke out on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, in a low grassy area near the Xirogianni military camp in Aspropyrgos, Greece. The incident prompted a significant response from the fire service, which deployed 54 firefighters, accompanied by two teams of ground personnel and several fire engines.
To combat the fire, which was reported to be fueled by dry vegetation, aerial support was also activated. Initially, two aircraft and three helicopters were dispatched to the scene, though some reports indicated that up to five aerial units were involved in the firefighting efforts. Firefighters managed to bring the situation under partial control within about half an hour of the outbreak, though teams remained in the area to ensure complete extinguishing of the flames.
As the operation continued, all available resources were focused on preventing the fire from spreading further, especially given the proximity to the military facility. The fire's rapid containment was crucial in addressing potential risks to both the surrounding environment and the military base itself.
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