The flames destroy the Eagle's Nest, Hitler's famous residence in the Alps

A fire, suspected to be intentional, has destroyed the Eagle's Nest, Hitler's residence in the Bavarian Alps. Authorities have arrested a suspect linked to the incident. The historic site, built in 1938, was empty during the fire, and no injuries were reported. Firefighters managed to extinguish the flames, but the building was declared irreparable. The Eagle's Nest was a significant location for Hitler during WWII, and its destruction raises concerns about the preservation of historical sites. The police continue to investigate the suspect's connection to the fire.