Poland suspects fire at Starlink station was act of sabotage
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A fire in Poland's Masovian Voivodeship has sparked suspicions that it could have been sabotage. On Wednesday evening, a fire broke out near a Starlink satellite communications station. This infrastructure allows for internet connectivity to the Central and Eastern European region, including Ukraine. Therefore, it is being considered whether it was intentional arson. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digitalization Krzysztof Gawkowski does n…
A fire broke out at a Starlink base station in the village of Wola Krobowska, near the Polish capital Warsaw, on Thursday night. Initial reports suggest the fire, which damaged a switchboard and generator, may have been started intentionally.
The fire took place on the evening of 23 September at the Starlink satellite station in the Polish village of Vola Krobovska in Mazowisky voivodeship. According to the Polish media, antennas and an electric generator were damaged.
The fire at the Starlink satellite communications station started with a generator, said Jacek Dobrzyński, spokesman for the Minister-Coordinator of Special Services. He told TVN24 that Internal Security Agency (ABW) officers were at the scene, verifying information about the incident and determining its cause.
Starlink Base Station in Poland Caught Fire in the Middle of the Night. Authorities Suspect Sabotage
A fire broke out in the STARLINK station in Poland, which is crucial for Ukraine. Authorities suspect deliberate sabotage as part of hybrid warfare, and many clues point to Russia.
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