Poland: Tusk: Three alleged saboteurs arrested in Germany
On September 23, a Starlink station in Poland burned down, the government in Warsaw assumes an act of sabotage. Now the Polish Prime Minister reports a search success.
Two suspected saboteurs, who allegedly carried out an attack on a Starlink station in Poland, have been arrested in Germany. A third person was also detained, according to reports from Polish media. The arrests were made at the request of Polish intelligence services, with the suspects, two Turkish citizens, accused of setting fire to the Starlink station in Masowien.
The Polish government suspects that Russian intelligence services were behind the attack, which occurred on September 23 at a terminal in Wola Karbowska, 50km south of Warsaw. The suspects will face Polish justice.
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