Overview
- An ATM in Fladungen, Bavaria, was destroyed by an explosion early on May 22, with three to four unidentified suspects involved.
- The perpetrators fled the scene in a black vehicle heading toward Thuringia, according to the Landeskriminalamt.
- A Munich-based special unit was dispatched to analyze explosive residues at the crime scene.
- Bavaria has recorded nine ATM bombings so far in 2025, a decrease from 14 incidents by the same time last year.
- Authorities attribute the decline to enhanced security measures, though the use of powerful explosives continues to pose significant risks.