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Firefighters say they've never seen anything like Spain's record blaze
Spain's largest recorded wildfire, covering 500 square kilometers near Madrid, has forced 25,000 people to flee Ávila. Firefighters describe unprecedented challenges due to climate-driven intensity, shifting tactics to prioritize evacuations over direct firefighting. A separate fire in Castellón and a massive blaze in France have also displaced thousands.
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