Spain rescues 10th-century monasteries and kings

Spain announced the largest mobilization of firefighting resources in the history of the Aragón region to combat a wildfire threatening two ancient monasteries dating back to the 10th century. These historic sites are located in a rugged mountainous area in the northeast of the country. Firefighting teams, which included 100 French personnel alongside Spanish forces and aircraft, managed to control a significant part of the fire after a week since it ignited. The wildfire has spread to cover 16,600 hectares, leading to the evacuation of more than a thousand residents from nearby villages. These fires occur amid an intense heatwave that is increasing the frequency and severity of forest fires, with ongoing climate challenges that continue to cause recurring and worsening natural disasters.

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