FAZ, relacja Deutsche Welle / 2026-09-25 / carrying out the act
DW reports a FAZ article of 25 September citing unnamed German security sources linking the arson to the GRU. The original FAZ text was unavailable for direct review.
Germany / 2026-09-03-de-1
/ date of the event
On the night of 3 September 2026, incendiary devices were thrown from a car onto a construction site near the Rohde & Schwarz and Helsing headquarters in Munich. Police extinguished the fire; another device failed to ignite and was made safe. Two Bulgarian nationals were detained. Damage was minor and no casualties were reported. A Rohde & Schwarz spokesperson told BR that the company’s own premises were unaffected. This was not the destruction of a drone factory. On 25 September, FAZ, as reported by DW, cited German security sources linking the attack to the GRU. This is a journalistic account of suspicion, not a directly reviewed official finding of responsibility or a verdict. Fakti’s account of the same publication is not independent corroboration. Exact event coordinates have not been established; the entry has no map point.
suspected
Someone has named a perpetrator, but this is neither a court finding nor a formal attribution by a state.
Named party: GRU (Russian military intelligence)
D - documented journalistic investigation
FAZ, relacja Deutsche Welle / 2026-09-25 / carrying out the act
DW reports a FAZ article of 25 September citing unnamed German security sources linking the arson to the GRU. The original FAZ text was unavailable for direct review.
According to DW: no casualties.
DW reports a FAZ article of 25 September citing unnamed German security sources linking the arson to the GRU. The original FAZ text was unavailable for direct review.
Tagesschau / BR / 2026-09-03 / secondary source
supports: the record, that it happened, the date, the location, the impact
Deutsche Welle, za FAZ / 2026-09-25 / secondary source
supports: the record, the attribution
Fakti.bg, za Focus / FAZ / secondary source
supports: the record, the attribution