A man is arrested after a fire breaks out at the Eagle's Nest, Hitler's former mountain residence in Bavaria

A man has been arrested in southern Germany following a suspected arson at the Kehlsteinhaus, known as Hitler's 'Eagle's Nest'. The Bavarian police reported that a fire broke out on Friday night, severely damaging the building, which was a historical site used by Nazi leaders. Although the fire is still not fully extinguished, no injuries have been reported. The police have detained a suspect and are investigating the cause of the fire. The chalet, completed in 1938, served as a reception venue for foreign diplomats and was later transformed into a restaurant and mountain lodge, recognized as a historical heritage site.