Athens Wildfires Highlight Urgent Need for Improved Firefighting Resources

Massive blazes near the Greek capital have caused devastation, raising questions about preparedness and climate impact.

The wildfires have resulted in one fatality and widespread destruction, displacing thousands of residents.
Critics argue that outdated equipment and insufficient planning have exacerbated the crisis.
High temperatures and strong winds have fueled the fires, making them difficult to control.
Government efforts include a significant investment in new firefighting infrastructure, though much of it won't arrive until next year.
International aid has been mobilized, with European nations sending firefighters and equipment to assist.