Poland Accused Russian Special Services of Arson at Starlink Station Near Warsaw
The suspects — two Turkish citizens — were arrested in Germany.

Starlink station. Photo: Krzysztof Zasada / RMF FM
They are accused of setting fire to Starlink infrastructure on September 23 in the settlement of Wola-Krabowska, approximately 40 kilometers south of Warsaw, writes Dozhd.
"We have no doubt that Russian special services are behind this act of sabotage," said Tomasz Siemoniak, the minister overseeing the activities of Poland's special services.
Since the start of the full-scale war in Ukraine, more than 210 incidents across Europe have been registered that Western officials consider to be Russia-linked acts of sabotage.
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