Mexico & Canada Join U.S. States to Battle Raging California Wildfires

As wildfires tear through California, turning skies orange and forcing evacuations, an unlikely alliance is forming. Mexico, Canada, and multiple U.S. states are deploying firefighters and resources to Los Angeles in a dramatic show of cross-border solidarity .

Over 2,000 personnel from Mexico’s National Forestry Commission have arrived, while Canada sent air tankers capable of dropping 6,000 liters of fire retardant. States like Oregon and Nevada are also contributing crews. 'This isn’t just California’s fight anymore,' said one first responder. 'It’s everyone’s.'

The flames, fueled by heatwaves and dry conditions, have already destroyed 150,000 acres. With evacuation orders affecting millions, the international collaboration highlights how climate crises are rewriting the rules of disaster response .

As TikTok videos of apocalyptic skies go viral, experts warn such partnerships may become the new normal. Stay tuned for updates as this developing story unfolds.

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Mexico, Canada and other U.S. states join firefighting efforts in LA

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