Authorities are investigating suspected arson behind three simultaneous wildfires that erupted on the Greek island of Chios, as exhausted firefighters battled through the night to contain blazes that continue to threaten homes, farmland, and vital infrastructure. The fires, which broke out Sunday in Kofinas, Agia Anna, and Agios Makarios Vrontadou-three separate locations across the island-within just 90 minutes, immediately prompted the deployment of the Fire Department's Arson Crimes Unit. Their swift arrival followed a direct order from the head of the national fire service, as suspicions mounted over the timing and pattern of the ignition points. Local police are also assisting in the ongoing investigation. The fires have already scorched extensive olive groves and greenhouses, and caused damage to residential properties, including the complete destruction of a mobile home. Strong winds have significantly intensified the danger...