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Germany Detains Two Turks Suspected of Sabotaging Polish Starlink Station for Russia

Two Turkish citizens were detained in Germany over a September arson attack on a Polish Starlink ground station, Polish officials say.

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Germany Detains Two Turks Suspected of Sabotaging Polish Starlink Station for Russia

German police detained two Turkish citizens at the request of Polish authorities over an alleged arson attack on a Starlink ground station in Wola Krobowska, near Warsaw. The fire occurred on September 23 at infrastructure operated by Poland’s state-owned telecom company Exatel, which carries internet traffic, including to Ukraine. Polish officials say the suspects acted on behalf of Russian intelligence and may face charges of sabotage for a foreign intelligence service. The men deny no charges publicly; further details of the investigation have not been released.

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