„Imposibil de stins”: Incendiul din regiunea Madridului este „la apogeu” și continuă să facă ravagii

A wildfire in Spain has devastated 6,000 hectares in the Madrid region, with flames described as 'at their peak' and 'impossible to extinguish'. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez will visit the emergency coordination center on Saturday. The fire, which started in Ávila, is moving north, raising hopes it won't merge with another nearby blaze. A national state of emergency has been declared, forcing over 10,000 evacuations. Emergency services have mobilized over 270 personnel and 40 ground units. This year, Spain has seen over 100,000 hectares burned, making 2026 one of the deadliest fire seasons in decades, linked to climate change.