Massive forest fires have broken out in Turkiye's popular tourist province of Antalya, forcing evacuations near resorts in the area, according to Al Jazeera. The blazes threaten one of the country's most visited holiday destinations, which draws large numbers of domestic and international tourists each year. Authorities have moved people away from affected zones as firefighting efforts continue. Further details on casualties, damage, or the cause of the fires were not immediately available.

A fast-moving wildfire erupted near Thessaloniki, Greece, prompting evacuations in three small suburbs as reported by the country's Fire Service. The fire began in a mountainous ravine around 8:30 p.m. local time and quickly spread, affecting the surrounding areas.

Hundreds of firefighters are engaged in combating wildfires in Portugal and Greece, with Spain and Italy providing reinforcements to Portugal for a blaze that has been ongoing for over three days. In Thessaloniki, Greece, authorities have advised residents to stay indoors and close windows and doors due to the presence of toxic smoke, as the situation escalates.

A fast-moving wildfire in southern France has led to the evacuation of approximately 10,000 people, as it has consumed over 1,500 hectares of land. The situation remains critical as authorities respond to the emergency.

Firefighters are actively working to contain wildfires in northeastern Spain, as flames threaten to spread further in the region. The situation remains critical, with emergency services mobilized to address the ongoing threat posed by the fires.

Westlands MP Wanyonyi has extended support to over 200 victims of a fire that occurred in Githogoro on June 26, 2026, around noon. The incident left many residents homeless as their houses and belongings were destroyed by the flames.