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Czech Police Arrest More in Drone Factory Arson

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Czech police make significant progress in drone factory arson case, arresting two more suspects, bringing total detentions to seven. Both new detainees are foreign nationals, with the alleged attack group claiming retaliation for LPPs supposed ties to Israel. LPPs drones aiding Ukraine in the war against Russia may be the real target. More arrests expected as the investigation unfolds.

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Czech Police Arrest More in Drone Factory Arson

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On April 4, Czech police dropped the update on that arson blaze at a drone and optics factory last month. They nab two more suspects over the weekend, pushing the total detentions past seven, including earlier grabs of an Egyptian, a U.S. citizen, and two poles. Earlier this week, Polish prosecutors locked up those two Polish nationals linked to the fire at LPP holding site. In Friday, one got detained in Bulgaria with extradition on the way, and another right there in Czechia on Saturday. Both new ones are foreign nationals, and the crew claim the attack says online its payback for the company supposedly building weapons for Israel. LPP did I a deal with Israel's Elbit systems back in 2023, but it never went down. The real heat is LPP's drones heading to Ukraine, battling rushes and basins since 2022. No word yet on charges or motives beyond that claim. As this web of international arrest titans, expect more drops on whose really pulling

strings in this factory hit. World News. Powered by AI? This is Global News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.

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