What kinds of bombs caused massive fires?

Massive fires have been caused by various types of bombs, particularly incendiary bombs, which are designed to start fires upon detonation. Examples include napalm, a gel-like substance that clings to surfaces and ignites, and firebombs used in World War II, which were often dropped in large quantities to create widespread destruction. Additionally, thermobaric bombs, which use oxygen from the surrounding air to create an intense blast and heat, can also lead to significant fires in targeted areas.