German Police Arrest Two Bulgarians After Molotov Attack on Rohde and Schwarz Defense Headquarters in Munich

German police arrested a 28-year-old woman and a 38-year-old man, both Bulgarian nationals, at a Munich petrol station shortly after midnight Thursday, after Molotov cocktails were thrown from a car at a building site fronting the Rohde & Schwarz defense complex 1234. One device ignited near construction containers and was extinguished with minor damage and no injuries; a second, unexploded device was defused by police robot specialists 124. Bavaria's LKA and Munich's prosecutor's office took over the case citing a suspected political motive; the two suspects, who have no prior police record, face a hearing before an investigating judge on arrest warrants, and a spokesman said investigators have not confirmed they threw the devices or identified which company in the complex, which also houses drone maker Helsing, was the intended target 24. Germany's BfV had separately warned defense contractors in July of heightened sabotage risk from Russian state actors, a theory investigators are now weighing given a 2021 arson on Munich's power grid that similarly named Rohde & Schwarz and was previously blamed on anarchist networks, amid suspicion Bulgarian nationals are being used as low-level 'disposable agents' for Russian sabotage 24.