A wildfire in 't Harde, Netherlands, was determined to have originated during an explosives exercise. Authorities have decided not to pursue prosecution in connection with the incident.

The Netherlands is fighting a large wildfire that started on Wednesday from military training grounds near 't Harde, 90 km east of Amsterdam. The fire, exacerbated by drought and strong winds, has affected at least six municipalities, prompting assistance from Germany and France.

A wildfire that erupted yesterday afternoon on a military training ground near 't Harde in Gelderland, Netherlands, remains uncontrolled, with authorities stating the coming hours are crucial for containment.

A significant wildfire at the Artillery Shooting Range (ASK) near 't Harde in the Netherlands continues to burn uncontrollably, leading to road closures and air traffic diversions.

An investigation concluded that an explosives exercise was responsible for a wildfire at the 't Harde military training site. Authorities found no criminal offenses related to the incident.

A fire that broke out on Wednesday at the 't Harde military training ground in the Netherlands remains uncontrolled, with firefighters continuing their efforts to contain and extinguish the blaze.

A large wildfire on a military training site in 't Harde, Netherlands, is partly under control, but its size has not decreased. A new fire has also erupted near the Kessel campsite.

A major wildfire near 't Harde in the Netherlands originated during a military exercise, prompting an ongoing investigation by the Royal Netherlands Marechaussee.

A significant wildfire that raged for two days at a military training ground near 't Harde in the Netherlands has been brought under control by firefighters.

The Netherlands experienced four wildfires on military training grounds within two days, with one near 't Harde still uncontrolled and another occurring near Assen. The Dutch Ministry of Defense is considering adjustments to prevent future incidents.