A Boeing 767-300ER experienced a critical incident during a flight from Kabul, Afghanistan to Washington DC. The captain was piloting while the first officer was flying. The flight was cleared for an ILS approach to runway 07 at Baneasa Airport, Romania. The approach flight was stabilized, and the aircraft touched down normally. However, the left-hand main gear failed, leading to a tilting to the left, followed by an engine fire warning. The crew immediately stopped the engine and initiated fire extinguishing, effectively suppressing the fire. The pilot-in-command ordered an evacuation of passengers and crew using emergency exits and slide systems. This incident highlights a potential failure in the aircraft’s landing gear system.A Boeing 767-300ER experienced a critical incident during a flight from Kabul, Afghanistan to Washington DC. The captain was piloting while the first officer was flying. The flight was cleared for an ILS approach to runway 07 at Baneasa Airport, Romania. The approach flight was stabilized, and the aircraft touched down normally. However, the left-hand main gear failed, leading to a tilting to the left, followed by an engine fire warning. The crew immediately stopped the engine and initiated fire extinguishing, effectively suppressing the fire. The pilot-in-command ordered an evacuation of passengers and crew using emergency exits and slide systems. This incident highlights a potential failure in the aircraft’s landing gear system.