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Two Turkish nationals arrested over Russian-linked arson attack against Starlink ground station in Poland

Suspects detained in Poland following arson attack on Starlink ground facility

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··Poland
Two Turkish nationals arrested over Russian-linked arson attack against Starlink ground station in Poland

Authorities in Poland have detained two Turkish citizens suspected of involvement in an arson incident targeting a Starlink satellite ground station in Mazovia. Investigators believe the sabotage was connected to Russian state interests following an attack executed during the prior month. The facility represents critical communications infrastructure serving satellite broadband networks.

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