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UAE continues its efforts to contain forest fires in Albania

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August 28, 2025

The UAE rescue team is continuing its efforts to extinguish the massive wildfires raging across several areas of the Republic of Albania.

Since its arrival in Albania, the team has carried out 27 specialised aerial missions using two “Black Hawk” helicopters. These operations included 680 precise water drops on fire hotspots, during which more than 1,261 tons of water were used, significantly contributing to containing and limiting the spread of the fires.

These exceptional efforts come despite major field challenges faced by the team, including extremely high temperatures and the rugged geography of the affected areas. The operations are being carried out in close cooperation and continuous coordination with the competent Albanian authorities.

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