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Wildfires rage in Portugal, Greece and Spain while Greek authorities warn of toxic smoke

Widespread wildfires are sweeping across Southern Europe, with authorities in Greece warning of toxic smoke levels.

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The brief

Wildfires are currently raging across Portugal, Greece, Spain, and France. In Portugal, smoke from the blazes has reached the Atlantic Ocean, and the Portuguese Air Force has deployed to the frontline for the first time.

Coverage from AP News, DW.com, and eu-space.europa.eu emphasizes the regional scale of the fires and specific hazards, such as toxic smoke warnings issued by Greek authorities. Future developments include the ongoing efforts of the Portuguese Air Force and the monitoring of air quality in Greece as the fires continue.

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Which countries are affected by the wildfires?

Portugal, Greece, Spain, and France are all reporting active wildfires.

What specific warning was issued in Greece?

Greek authorities have warned of toxic smoke.

What is the status of the firefighting response in Portugal?

The Portuguese Air Force has joined the frontline fight for the first time.

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