Polish media reported the arrest of two people for setting fire to a Czech defense industry facility.

Two Polish citizens were detained by their country's Internal Security Agency on suspicion of setting fire to the warehouse of LPP Holding, which is located in the Czech Republic and is a defense industrial facility (MIC). This was announced on April 1 by TVP Info TV channel, citing sources.

"They (young people. They will be held in custody for three months, and they will be charged with aiding and abetting arson," the article says.

It is emphasized that the Polish special services arrested two intruders, aged 22 and 23, respectively, on March 24, four days after arson was recorded in the Czech city of Pardubice, 120 km from Prague.

A group of anonymous activists called The Earthquake Faction claimed responsibility for the incident.

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