Two Killed as Greek Firefighting Helicopters Collide Over Athens Wildfires

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Two firefighting helicopters collided while battling wildfires near Athens, killing a Greek and a Danish crew member, as Greece endures extreme winds and shifting fronts; France says the Bordeaux blaze is contained and Spain remains with pockets of outbreaks though improving, while EU-wide fires have burned hundreds of thousands of hectares this year.
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