Poland: Tusk: Two alleged saboteurs arrested in Germany
On September 23, a Starlink station in Poland burned down, with the government in Warsaw assuming it was an act of sabotage. Now the Polish Prime Minister reports a success in the search.
Two alleged saboteurs suspected of setting fire to a Starlink station in Masowien, Poland, have been arrested in Germany. The arrests were made at the request of Polish intelligence services, and the two Turkish citizens will face Polish justice. The Polish government believes Russian intelligence services were behind the act, which occurred on September 23 at a terminal in Wola Karbowska, 50km south of Warsaw. A third suspect, possibly the driver of the other two men, was also arrested in Berlin-Spandau.
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