In the Czech Republic, police arrested three suspects after a fire destroyed a warehouse belonging to a company that supplies drones to Ukraine. The fire is suspected to be arson linked to terrorism. Two suspects were caught in the Czech Republic, and one in Slovakia, with extradition being sought. They face charges related to terrorism. The warehouse, located in Pardubice, was part of LPP Holding, which develops drone technology for Ukraine’s military. No injuries occurred, but the fire is believed to be intentional. The incident is being investigated with international cooperation. The Czech government, led by Andrej Babiš, has opposed financial aid to Ukraine, unlike the previous government, but public support for Ukraine remains strong. This event highlights tensions in Europe regarding support for Ukraine amidst its conflict with Russia.
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Czech police arrest 3 over arson at drone warehouse supplying Ukraine
