A month after it began, a major wildfire continues to burn in Serbia, prompting the government to accept assistance from the European Union. Commander of Serbia’s fire and rescue services confirmed Belgrade has accepted Blackhawk helicopters offered through the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. This aid is intended to bolster firefighting efforts and provide crucial aerial support in combating the ongoing blaze. The acceptance signifies increased cooperation between Serbia and the EU in disaster response. Details regarding the deployment and specific areas of operation for the helicopters haven’t yet been released. The wildfire has posed significant challenges to local authorities and resources, and the EU assistance is expected to be a valuable contribution to containment efforts. This support comes as concerns grow regarding the prolonged duration and intensity of the fire.