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Cal Fire officials said it does not anticipate any impacts to its ability to respond to blazes, and that the agency is fully staffed.

The wildfire remains by far the most destructive in state history, with more homes burned down than the two January blazes in Los Angeles combined.

It also posted photos showing firefighters tackling blazes after the Russian strike.

From BBC

The US has recently seen some of its most damaging blazes, including the 2023 Hawaii wildfires that killed at least 102 people, and the Palisades fire in January, the most destructive in Los Angeles history.

From BBC

Although most of the coastal areas which are associated with tourism avoided fires this summer, the southern province of Cádiz was an exception as hotels, holiday homes and camping sites were evacuated because of blazes.

From BBC

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