US: Aerial Footage Captures Massive Smoke From Iron Fire Burning in Utah

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US: Aerial Footage Captures Massive Smoke From Iron Fire Burning in Utah

The Iron Fire broke out in Juab County, Utah on Friday, June 19, scorching over 24,000 acres by Monday, June 22. The fire forced the evacuation of the entire town of Eureka, with more than 400 firefighters from a multi-agency team deployed to battle the human-caused blaze. The video, recorded by a passenger aboard an Allegiant flight flying into Provo, shows massive smoke from the fire.

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  • ILEA005084181
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  • 2026/6/23 14:24:12
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  • @alanririestark via Spectee
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  • @alanririestark via Spectee
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  • Utah, Video Location: Juab County, US Video Recording Date/Time: June 20, 2026 at 11:38h

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