An Il-76 aircraft of the Russian emergencies ministry dropped 126 metric tons of water onto wildfires in Serbia during the day, preventing the fire from spreading to nearby settlements, the ministry’s press service told TASS
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An Il-76 aircraft of the Russian emergencies ministry dropped 126 metric tons of water onto wildfires in Serbia during the day, preventing the fire from spreading to nearby settlements, the ministry’s press service told TASS
“Today, the Il-76 plane performed several flights to an area near the city of Vranje to extinguish wildfires. As many as 126 of metric tons of water were dropped. Thanks to the crew’s prompt actions, the wildfire was contained and risks of...
According to reports, two raids were carried out in the area of the fire near Vranje, two in the area of the fire on Deliblatska peščara, and one in the area of Stolov, Sputnik reported. A total of 210 tons of water were released during the fire, including 84 tons in the area of Vranje, 84 tons in the area of Deliblatska peščara, and 42 tons in the area of Stolov. It should be noted that since the start of the aircraft's engagement in firefighti…
During the action, a total of 210 tons of water were thrown onto the fire areas, Euronews Serbia, Euronews Serbia, Euronews Serbia, Euronews Serbia, Euronews, Euronews
The Russian fire-fighting aircraft "Ilyushin" made five sorties today during which it dumped 210 tons of water on the fires in Serbia, the Russian-Serbian Humanitarian Center announced.
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