The confused perpetrator may have set fire to Hitler's former mountain retreat, destruction captured in photos

A man struggling with mental health issues is suspected of setting fire to the former Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's retreat, the Eagle's Nest. The fire broke out on Friday, and despite efforts from over 200 firefighters and rescue teams, the building was nearly completely destroyed by Saturday morning. The estimated damage is in the millions of euros, and it is uncertain if the structure can be rebuilt. The area has been closed off, and a drone flight ban has been implemented. The 33-year-old suspect was apprehended while trying to flee the scene and has been referred to a psychiatric facility due to his mental health condition. Investigators are also looking into potential political motives behind the act.