Overview

• The European Forest Fire Information System reports more than 382,000 hectares burned in Spain this year, with four deaths confirmed.
• Roughly 1,900 military personnel are supporting thousands of firefighters, and German units arrived Tuesday with more than 20 vehicles as water‑bombing aircraft continue operations.
• AEMET says fire risk remains very high to extreme in Galicia despite lower temperatures, and officials report some stabilization of active fronts.
• Transport and access remain disrupted with earlier suspensions of Madrid–Galicia high‑speed rail, multiple road closures, and a 50‑kilometre stretch of the Camino de Santiago shut.
• Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is visiting Extremadura and plans emergency‑zone declarations and a climate preparedness pact, while the Civil Guard reports 23 detainees and 89 under investigation for suspected arson.