Fig. 3.

CO(2–1) channel maps from +115 km s−1 to +190 km s−1 (step of 15 km s−1; projected velocities) relative to a systemic velocity of vsys = 3568 ± 7 km s−1 (this work). A complex filamentary emission in a gradually denser ISM is revealed within the outflowing wind, starting with a diffuse emission trail at ,
(black arrow; projected distance of 340 pc from the AGN) followed by a jet-ISM impact point at
,
(pink marker; projected 440 pc). After the bifurcation, the wind expands and develops a cone-like structure where the highest velocities are found along its central axis. The solid green contours correspond to the integrated [Ne II]12.8μm emission from VLT/VISIR (starting from 3× RMS with a spacing of ×10N/4). The black star indicates the position of the AGN in the 1.2 mm continuum map. The synthesised beam size is shown in the lower right corner of the first panel.
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