A Ukrainian was arrested in Warsaw in connection with setting fire to a defense factory in Romania. 25-year-old RMF FM Artem S. is suspected of being part of a group of saboteurs controlled by the Russian Federation and involved in the attempted arson of the Carpil factory in Brasov, Romania on September 14, the radio station reported. According to her, the man was detained in the apartment by the officers of the counter-terrorism department, but he did not object. According to RMF FM, the Ukrainian is expected to be extradited to Bucharest on the basis of a European arrest warrant. It is also stated that the detainee could be involved in a patrol, and his possible task was to identify a target for arson. In addition, he will be able to finance the operation. Earlier, the Romanian intelligence service announced the discovery of a sabotage network. The group is also suspected of carrying out attacks on Ukrainian military training centers, government and private weapons production facilities, and other industrial facilities. "The purpose of these actions is to intimidate, undermine defense capabilities and weaken the contribution of the target countries to European and regional security," the statement said.