Poland says two Turkish citizens arrested in Germany over Starlink station fire linked to Russia
Polish officials announced on Monday that two Turkish citizens were arrested in Germany on suspicion of setting fire to a Starlink station in central Poland a month ago. Poland claims the fire was an act of sabotage orchestrated by Russia, aimed at disrupting internet services, including those used by the Ukrainian military. Polish Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński stated that the two suspects will face charges in Poland for sabotage carried out under the direction of foreign intelligence agencies. Polish Special Services Minister Tomasz Siemoniak said there was no doubt that Russian intelligence services were behind the act of sabotage.
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