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Italy. Firefighting campaign: Army put 9 helicopters

Started from 15 June and continues until half October 2024

It promises to be one of the hottest Summers ever. The 2024 Italian forest firefighting campaign began on 15 June and continues until 15 October 2024. This year too, the multi-year collaboration between the Armed Forces, the National Fire Brigade and the Civil Protection is consolidated. The common objective is to make the fight against flames more effective and incisive.The Armed Forces are contributing...

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Rome, Italy, 06/20/2024 13:18
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