Speaking at an emergency command centre in Navaluenga, Avila, Sanchez said the decision followed consultations with regional authorities and technical teams. Although the national emergency in Avila and Madrid has been lifted, Spain's broader wildfire crisis remains ongoing. The Military Emergency Unit continues to play a central role in protecting communities and critical infrastructure while supporting regional firefighting teams. International assistance has also included 33 Greek and 14 Italian emergency personnel deployed to support Spanish emergency services, the military and security forces. Meanwhile, Portugal sent 129 firefighters and emergency personnel, along with 41 vehicles, including fire engines, command vehicles, bulldozers and ambulances, to reinforce firefighting efforts.