Why are U.S. and Australian fire departments fighting wildfires?

The U.K. and the U.A.E. are battling wildfires that have ravaged many parts of their countries, with many cities and states reporting heavy smoke and ash plumes.

Firefighters from both nations have been battling wildfires in both countries since mid-February.

The U: A.U.F.F., or American United for Free and Fair Elections, is a global network of political parties and candidates that seeks to promote democratic and fair elections.

It aims to fight corruption and improve political institutions around the world, and is backed by the U:A.U., a group that promotes peace, freedom and prosperity through the promotion of human rights, democracy, and economic development.

The A:U.C.P., or United Coalition for the Protection of Citizens, has long campaigned for peace and freedom around the globe.

It was founded in the 1960s by the late U.N. Special Rapporteur on freedom of speech, human rights and democracy, Desmond Tutu.

The C:C.F.:C is a coalition of global human rights organizations, including Amnesty International and Reporters Without Borders.

The two organizations are based in Geneva, Switzerland.