Wildfires continue to affect multiple regions in southeastern Europe, with Turkey, Greece, and Portugal facing ongoing challenges. In Turkey's northwestern province of Canakkale, firefighters are battling wildfires fueled by strong winds and heat, leading to the evacuation of hundreds of residents and temporary closures. Approximately 50 people have been treated for smoke exposure. In Greece, seven major wildfires, primarily in the western part of the country, have forced multiple evacuations and resulted in the destruction of homes and businesses. On the island of Chios, locals worked to protect a yard of horses from encroaching flames. The Keratea wildfire in Attica has scorched 15.8 square kilometers (1,580 hectares) of land, causing one fatality and prompting mass evacuations amid drought conditions and strong winds. Greek authorities have requested additional water bombers through the European mechanism to combat the fires. Meanwhile, firefighters in northern Portugal are also engaged in efforts to control wildfires. The situation remains critical across the region as emergency services continue to respond to the widespread blazes.