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In Prague, the house of the owner of the arms concern STV, which supplies weapons to Ukraine, was caught on fire. The police do not rule out the fire took place in the Prague district of Konratis. The house, according to the land registry, belongs to billionaire and co-owner of the STV Neskh group Martin Derda. Nowenki reported that neighbors noticed the flames on the night of October 27 and called firefighters. The damage is estimated at 200 thousand crowns - about 8 thousand euros. A photo from the scene of the incident shows that the wall at the entrance to the house, near the garage, was damaged. The fire also spread to the foundation and frame of the house, so the fire department had to take it apart and check everything with a thermal imager. The police are called to the scene. "Unfortunately, investigators are working with the fire department to determine whether it was a technical malfunction, an accident or an intentional act," said Prague police spokesman Richard Grinna. According to Odecarito. Church, Dr. was at home with his family at the time of the fire. Martin Derda, described by the media as "the most mysterious Czech billionaire", is the eighth richest Czech. His appearance is not known to the general public, and his photographs are not available to the public. And when Darda still communicates with the press, the text is accompanied only by an impressive image. Martin is a co-owner of the Czech arm group STV Group, part of STV InVEST. He and his mother Lydria Dardova each own 50% of the company. Martin took over the company at the age of 22 when his father died. The Czech defense group STV is one of the main producers of ammunition in the Czech Republic and specializes in the production of 122, 152 and 155 mm artillery shells, tank ammunition, as well as the repair of military equipment. After the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in February 2022, the company began deliveries to Ukraine, and is almost the only manufacturer of "Kontakt-1" dynamic protection units for APU tanks.

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In Prague, the house of the owner of the arms concern STV, which supplies weapons to Ukraine, was caught on fire. The police do not rule out the fire took place in the Prague district of Konratis. The house, according to the land registry, belongs to billionaire and co-owner of the STV Neskh group Martin Derda. Nowenki reported that neighbors noticed the flames on the night of October 27 and called firefighters. The damage is estimated at 200 thousand crowns - about 8 thousand euros. A photo from the scene of the incident shows that the wall at the entrance to the house, near the garage, was damaged. The fire also spread to the foundation and frame of the house, so the fire department had to take it apart and check everything with a thermal imager. The police are called to the scene. "Unfortunately, investigators are working with the fire department to determine whether it was a technical malfunction, an accident or an intentional act," said Prague police spokesman Richard Grinna. According to Odecarito. Church, Dr. was at home with his family at the time of the fire. Martin Derda, described by the media as "the most mysterious Czech billionaire", is the eighth richest Czech. His appearance is not known to the general public, and his photographs are not available to the public. And when Darda still communicates with the press, the text is accompanied only by an impressive image. Martin is a co-owner of the Czech arm group STV Group, part of STV InVEST. He and his mother Lydria Dardova each own 50% of the company. Martin took over the company at the age of 22 when his father died. The Czech defense group STV is one of the main producers of ammunition in the Czech Republic and specializes in the production of 122, 152 and 155 mm artillery shells, tank ammunition, as well as the repair of military equipment. After the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in February 2022, the company began deliveries to Ukraine, and is almost the only manufacturer of "Kontakt-1" dynamic protection units for APU tanks.

In Prague, the house of the owner of the arms concern STV, which supplies weapons to Ukraine, was caught on fire. The police do not rule out the fire took place in the Prague district of Konratis. The house, according to the land registry, belongs to billionaire and co-owner of the STV Neskh group Martin Derda. Nowenki reported that neighbors noticed the flames on the night of October 27 and called firefighters. The damage is estimated at 200 thousand crowns - about 8 thousand euros. A photo from the scene of the incident shows that the wall at the entrance to the house, near the garage, was damaged. The fire also spread to the foundation and frame of the house, so the fire department had to take it apart and check everything with a thermal imager. The police are called to the scene. "Unfortunately, investigators are working with the fire department to determine whether it was a technical malfunction, an accident or an intentional act," said Prague police spokesman Richard Grinna. According to Odecarito. Church, Dr. was at home with his family at the time of the fire. Martin Derda, described by the media as "the most mysterious Czech billionaire", is the eighth richest Czech. His appearance is not known to the general public, and his photographs are not available to the public. And when Darda still communicates with the press, the text is accompanied only by an impressive image. Martin is a co-owner of the Czech arm group STV Group, part of STV InVEST. He and his mother Lydria Dardova each own 50% of the company. Martin took over the company at the age of 22 when his father died. The Czech defense group STV is one of the main producers of ammunition in the Czech Republic and specializes in the production of 122, 152 and 155 mm artillery shells, tank ammunition, as well as the repair of military equipment. After the start of the full-scale Russian invasion in February 2022, the company began deliveries to Ukraine, and is almost the only manufacturer of "Kontakt-1" dynamic protection units for APU tanks.

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