Požáry na jihozápadě Francie vyhnaly z domovů přes 300 tisíc lidí, oheň míří k Bordeaux

Index ověření faktů: 80/100 — Most core factual claims (evacuation totals, hectares burned, the A400M conversion, farmer water tankers, the WWII-scale fire, Spain's evacuations) are accurately drawn from the cited FRANCE 24 and Washington Times sources, with weaknesses limited to the unsourced 'Gironde' region label, the Paris-area comparison, and editorial wine-region framing.

• 42,000 hectares burned, 300,000+ people displaced (FRANCE 24) — FRANCE 24 states '42,000 hectares burnt' and 'more than 300,000 people to flee'; spans two FRANCE 24 pieces but both attributed correctly.
• Flames advancing on Bordeaux, a wine city — Washington Times: flames 'crept ever closer to the wine region city of Bordeaux.' 'Best-known/most valuable wine region' is added characterization.
• Crews overwhelmed Sunday as blazes spread unpredictably (FRANCE 24) — Directly matches FRANCE 24: 'were overwhelmed on Sunday as the unpredictable blazes advances.'
• 55,000 fled overnight; regional total 220,000, in Gironde (Washington Times) — WT confirms 55,000 overnight and 220,000 'in one region alone' but never names the region as Gironde; the Gironde label is inferred, not stated.
• 42,000 ha ≈ 420 km², ~4x central Paris — Hectare-to-km² conversion is arithmetically correct, but the Paris comparison is editorial and absent from all sources.
• Blaze near Lège-Cap-Ferret among France's largest since WWII (Luke Shrago) — FRANCE 24 reporter Luke Shrago said exactly this from Lège-Cap-Ferret.
• Military converted an Airbus A400M cargo plane for water-bombing (FRANCE 24) — FRANCE 24 confirms an A400M converted for firefighting in SW France; source specifies retardant (not water) drops, so 'water-bombing' is loose.
• Plane flew low over dry woodland, dropped ochre retardant — Matches FRANCE 24: 'Swooping low over arid... woodlands, the plane dropped a long plume of ochre-coloured retardant.'
• Farmers supplying water tankers to keep hoses running (FRANCE 24, Lège-Cap-Ferret) — Directly quoted from FRANCE 24's Lège-Cap-Ferret report.
• Spain ran evacuations on its east coast (Washington Times) — WT: 'Neighboring Spain oversaw its own fire evacuations on the country's east coast.'
• French and Spanish fires reflect one heat/drought episode — Explicitly flagged by the article as a hypothesis; sources provide no temperature or rainfall data linking them.
• Fire reaching Gironde vineyards would threaten harvest and exports — Speculative editorial framing not established by any source.