Czechs looking into possible Russian trail in fire at defence factory - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMixAFBVV95cUxOS1pnUmxxR1lBZTdLazZnR0lkRUdraHM1aVdhbi01OGtsbGdlRkFDajhJamVKY1NZbC15dU5RQzBxYmhEQklabm1Rc0ttRjVkN1lhSGhJYXlic2kxRzVZbkpPdEhLOG5KNkJEN1BjRVBSbVpiMVZVcm44S1ZZMV9JRnRjT2txZnVBUkJ2QmpRVjQtTkZkczJPNUNwVnZ6WDFoTWpFeVNsb01HeW5KRjJDZHNqdmRha2NIU2h6MlFjR0VIazhB?oc=5" target="_blank">Czechs looking into possible Russian trail in fire at defence factory</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Czech authorities are investigating a suspected arson attack at a warehouse belonging to LPP Holding, a company that manufactures drone technology for both civilian and military use, including for Ukraine's armed forces. The fire occurred in an industrial zone in Pardubice, about 100 kilometers east of Prague, and caused no injuries. Police believe arson is likely and are considering links to terrorism, as suggested by Interior Minister Lubomír Metnar. While the exact contents of the damaged warehouse are unknown, the incident has prompted cooperation with foreign partners and heightened concern from top officials, including Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. LPP Holding is currently working with Israeli defense firm Elbit Systems to develop a drone center for innovation and training. Authorities have confirmed there is no immediate danger to the public and that the fire has been extinguished.