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Back|Investigan un incendio provocado ante la sede de una empresa de defensa en Múnich
Investigan un incendio provocado ante la sede de una empresa de defensa en Múnich
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El País Internacional·1 hour ago·World·1 min read·🇪🇸Spain·

Investigan un incendio provocado ante la sede de una empresa de defensa en Múnich

La policía detiene a dos ciudadanos búlgaros tras un fuego sin heridos frente a las oficinas de Rohde & Schwarz

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  • La policía alemana investiga un incendio intencionado ante oficinas de la empresa de defensa Rohde & Schwarz en Múnich.
  • Dos sospechosos búlgaros fueron detenidos, en un contexto de creciente alerta por sabotajes vinculados a Rusia.

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Alemania se encuentra en alerta tras varios intentos de sabotaje a infraestructuras críticas y ataques previos.

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La policía alemana está investigando un incendio que se produjo este jueves frente a las oficinas de la empresa de defensa, Rohde & Schwarz, en Múnich, por si fuera intencionado. El fuego no dejó heridos ni daños materiales, pero según Reuters, dos sospechosos, una mujer y un hombre de nacionalidad búlgara, fueron detenidos en una gasolinera cercana en conexión con el suceso.

El presunto ataque se produce dos días después de que se produjeran varios intentos de sabotaje contra infraestructuras críticas que han puesto a Alemania en alerta y un mes después de un ataque con drones este martes a aviones ucranios en el aeropuerto de Leipzig. Alemania acusó formalmente a Rusia de estar detrás de esa operación que resultó fallida. Los investigadores alemanes examinan a dos sospechosos en relación con el ataque y están investigando conexiones con otros casos en Serbia y Polonia, según informa la revista Der Spiegel citando fuentes del aparato de seguridad alemán.

La reciente escalada se enmarca en una campaña de operaciones híbridas atribuidas a Rusia que se ha intensificado en los últimos meses, con sabotajes, espionaje, ciberataques e incursiones con drones. La policía investiga dos intentos de sabotaje a la red eléctrica de los estados de Brandeburgo y Renania del Norte-Westfalia, que ocurrieron este martes. Las autoridades locales no descartan tampoco la posibilidad de que se trate de una injerencia extranjera o de una acción por parte de activistas de extrema izquierda domésticos. El incremento de sabotajes tiene lugar en un delicado contexto electoral, con el estado de Sajonia-Anhalt (al este del país) llamado a votar este domingo, en el que Alternativa por Alemania ―AfD, el partido de extrema derecha― lidera los sondeos.

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  • Elecciones en Sajonia-Anhalt este domingo con liderazgo de AfD

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  • ?¿Tienen los sospechosos vínculos directos con servicios de inteligencia rusos?
  • ?¿Existen más implicados en la red de sabotaje en Alemania?

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  • La policía alemana investiga un incendio intencionado ante oficinas de la empresa de defensa Rohde & Schwarz en Múnich.
  • Dos sospechosos búlgaros fueron detenidos, en un contexto de creciente alerta por sabotajes vinculados a Rusia.

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