Incendiary devices—explosive or fire-starting objects—were thrown near defense companies in Munich during the night of Wednesday, September 3, into Thursday. According to local police, the devices were launched from a car on Mühldorfstrasse, a street in the eastern part of Munich where several defense-related businesses are located. One device was quickly extinguished by police, and another had to be disarmed to prevent harm. Two suspects, both Bulgarian citizens, were arrested at a nearby gas station: a 28-year-old woman and a 38-year-old man. Authorities suggested that the incident might have a political motive and confirmed that the criminal police and the Munich prosecutor's office are leading the investigation. Mühldorfstrasse is home to several defense companies, including Rohde & Schwarz, a firm known for providing security and communication technologies to governments and the military, and Helsing, a company that develops artificial intelligence and autonomous systems for defense applications. A representative from Rohde & Schwarz confirmed that incendiary devices were discovered near their offices, but the company’s premises were not damaged. Helsing has not issued any official statement regarding the incident. German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul addressed the situation during a press conference with French and Polish officials in Weimar. He noted that Germany's security services are working at full capacity due to a recent rise in hybrid attacks—offensive actions that blend conventional and unconventional tactics, often involving cyber or disinformation elements. Wadephul assured that these incidents would be thoroughly investigated, referencing the recent drone attack on Leipzig Airport, which Germany has linked to Russia. The attack in Munich adds to growing concerns about security threats targeting critical infrastructure and defense-related industries in Germany. As investigations continue, authorities are emphasizing the need for vigilance and cooperation across international borders to address such threats effectively.