The Scottish Government says it is not expecting military support to help tackle a major wildfire. According to reports, firefighters have been responding for more than 11 days, with more than 500 personnel involved in tackling the blaze. Authorities are coordinating the response while continuing efforts to contain and extinguish the fire. The Government’s position indicates that, as of the latest updates, the response is primarily being carried out through civilian firefighting resources rather than military assistance. The reports describe an ongoing operation rather than an immediate change in support level, highlighting sustained deployment over an extended period. While the exact scale of the fire and its impact are not detailed in the provided excerpts, the consistent figure of over 500 firefighters and the duration of the incident—just over 11 days—are presented across the coverage. The Government’s statement is intended to clarify expectations about potential additional assistance as the response continues.