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Two paper lanterns were released on Drvenik Veli during the fire season, while footage from Ugljan shows a cigarette butt being tossed from a police vehicle.

The retail chain assisted firefighters and evacuees in Omiš, Potomje, and Pučišća, with employees preparing sandwiches and loading pallets of water through the night.

Investigation into ten fires in the Zadar area reveals that the suspects had been consuming alcohol for days before getting into a car and setting dry grass along roadsides on fire.

The World Bank estimates that only three percent of losses related to catastrophic events in Croatia are insured, while the number of fires and the amount of damages continue to rise year after year.

The journalist commented on media coverage of the four suspects accused of setting fires in the Zadar hinterland, noting that the public is being presented with a narrative that downplays the seriousness of the case.

The Tornado Zadar fan association has launched a fundraising campaign to purchase backpack sprayers and fire-resistant equipment, stating they want to help firefighters defend homes along the Croatian coast.

Researcher Nikola Kajkić publicly calls out the SDSS president for failing to condemn hate messages after the fire in Croatia and earlier statements about war crimes at Ovčara, demanding an apology and disassociation.

The SDSS president strongly condemned the four suspects accused of setting fires in the Zadar area but also warned of a hate campaign spreading against the Serbian community.

Despite yesterday's rain, conditions conducive to fires persist. Citizens and tourists urged to exercise increased caution.

Dr. Herman Vukušić spoke on social media about the double standards of the Croatian judiciary and media, comparing the case of the deceased Kristian Vukasović with the treatment of four suspects in the Benkovac arson case.

Four suspects in 10 arson cases in the Zadar area have been remanded in custody, and Croatian officials are announcing stricter penalties, with the possibility of a terrorism charge.

Fabien Fieschi visited the Zemunik military airbase to thank the crews that helped fight wildfires in France, then met with the mayor and deputy county prefect.

Chief State Attorney Ivan Turudić commented on the arrest of four suspects for deliberately setting fires with a lighter at ten locations, with the investigation set to determine motives.

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced aid for businesses and €12 million for towns with destroyed homes, while protests greeted him in affected communities.

The Municipal State Attorney's Office in Pula charges him with setting dry vegetation on fire at multiple locations on August 5, with the flames threatening residential buildings.

The Chief State Attorney spoke about investigation timelines, analyses of other landfills, and fires in Dalmatia ahead of a session in Gospić.