Water-bombing planes resume operations as Greece fights wildfires
Most outlets led with the resumption of water-bombing aircraft in Greece’s wildfire response efforts, noting that the move came after winds eased and that multiple blazes have already claimed five lives. The framing was largely consistent across the excerpts, with both outlets quoting similar language from the fire department regarding the situation. No additional angles or details were emphasized in the provided excerpts.
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Water bombers take to skies as Greece battles wildfires
Water-bombing aircraft resumed firefighting operations in Greece on Monday after winds eased, joining hundreds of firefighters battling multiple blazes that have already claimed five lives, the fire department told AFP.
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Water-bombing planes take to skies as Greece battles wildfires
KRYO PIGADI, Greece: Water-bombing aircraft resumed firefighting operations in Greece on Monday after winds eased, joining hundreds of firefighters battling multiple blazes that have already claimed five lives, the fire department told AFP. “Today we are facing three difficult fronts: Psatha, Kryo Pigadi and Kandyli,” a department spokesperson told AFP, referring to areas located between 45 and...
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