Wildfires in Russia
747 wildfires have been recorded in Russia by Global Incident Tracker, 747 of them in 2026. The most recent was on 10 October 2026. These are incidents our sources reported, not an official national total.
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Today (UTC)
86
Last 7 days
747
In 2026
747
Total recorded
Continuous monitoring began 9 August 2026. These counters show what we have recorded since then, not everything that happened.
Most recent wildfires in Russia
Active fire cluster 104 km N of Ust'-kut, Russia — 10 satellite hotspots
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Active fire cluster 88 km N of Ust'-kut, Russia — 13 satellite hotspots
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Active fire cluster detected in Russia — 11 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 83 km NNW of Yakutsk, Russia — 16 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 65 km SE of Raychikhinsk, Russia — 12 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 25 km W of Slavyansk-na-kubani, Russia — 17 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 31 km NW of Krasnoarmeyskaya, Russia — 24 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 34 km WNW of Krasnoarmeyskaya, Russia — 14 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 11 km WSW of Slavyansk-na-kubani, Russia — 20 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 47 km NNW of Elista, Russia — 14 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 26 km W of Yelizavetinskaya, Russia — 21 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 134 km WNW of Lensk, Russia — 8 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 77 km N of Fuyuan, Russia — 8 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 66 km ENE of Khabarovsk, Russia — 20 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 57 km ENE of Khabarovsk, Russia — 35 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 113 km WSW of Amursk, Russia — 59 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 73 km NNE of Kodinsk, Russia — 22 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster detected in Russia — 12 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 87 km N of Ust'-kut, Russia — 10 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 105 km N of Ust'-kut, Russia — 18 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 88 km N of Ust'-kut, Russia — 21 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 60 km SE of Raychikhinsk, Russia — 10 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 64 km NE of Birobidzhan, Russia — 11 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 47 km NNW of Khabarovsk, Russia — 16 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 40 km NNE of Kovpakivskyi, Russia — 10 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 27 km NW of Krasnoarmeyskaya, Russia — 15 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 25 km W of Slavyansk-na-kubani, Russia — 18 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 22 km N of Akhtyrskiy, Russia — 10 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 6 km NNE of Magnitogorsk, Russia — 10 satellite hotspots
Moderate
Active fire cluster 35 km NW of Krasnoarmeyskaya, Russia — 18 satellite hotspots
Moderate
When they happen
September carries the most wildfires we hold for Russia — 564 of 747. This is when incidents were reported, so read a quiet month as either a quiet month or thin reporting.
| Month | Recorded | |
|---|---|---|
| January | 0 | |
| February | 0 | |
| March | 0 | |
| April | 0 | |
| May | 0 | |
| June | 0 | |
| July | 6 | |
| August | 51 | |
| September | 564 | |
| October | 126 | |
| November | 0 | |
| December | 0 |
Where this data comes from
Wildfires have official real-time feeds, and ours come from NASA FIRMS · NASA EONET · GDACS · Meteoalarm.