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Ayacucho: Soldiers Help Suffocate the Forest Fire in Santillana

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These are personnel from the Second Infantry Brigade and the 51st “Los Cabitos” counterterrorism battalion who participated in controlling the emergency.

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Ayacucho: Soldiers Help Suffocate the Forest Fire in Santillana

These are personnel from the Second Infantry Brigade and the 51st “Los Cabitos” counterterrorism battalion who participated in controlling the emergency.

3 days ago·Lima, Peru

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RPP broke the news in Lima, Peru 3 days ago on Sunday, October 11, 2026.

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