Poland says two Turks arrested over Russia-linked Starlink station fire
Summary
Two Turkish men were arrested in Germany for a fire at a Starlink station in Poland, which Polish officials say was sabotage ordered by Russian intelligence. The fire targeted internet services used by Ukraine’s military, and Poland is charging the men with sabotage.Key Facts
- The fire happened at a Starlink internet station in Masovia, Poland.
- Polish officials say the fire was sabotage aimed at disrupting internet for Ukraine’s military.
- Two Turkish citizens were arrested in Germany on Polish charges related to the fire.
- Polish authorities believe Russian intelligence is behind the sabotage.
- The suspects were arrested by German police working with Polish services.
- Ukraine uses Starlink internet terminals for military communication and drones.
- Poland pays for Ukraine’s Starlink service to help its military efforts.
- Similar sabotage attempts are seen as part of Russia’s wider campaign against Ukraine and its allies.
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