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Someone Is Setting Starlink Infrastructure on Fire Across Europe

Authorities say three arson attacks in a month targeted Starlink equipment and raised concerns about Russian-linked efforts to disrupt Ukraine’s communications.

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First Poland, then Bulgaria, now Lithuania—within a month, Starlink infrastructure across Europe has become the target of suspected sabotage, with fires destroying communications equipment and authorities pointing to Russian involvement.

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The attacks threaten to disrupt critical communications that the Ukrainian military relies on.

In the past month, a new trend has been observed in Europe – systematic targeting of the US satellite internet service Starlink. The attacks have already occurred in three countries: Poland, Bulgaria and Lithuania – and at least some of them have been, if not completely, then at least partially successful. But how does the satellite connection provided by Starlink actually work? And what exactly happened in these three incidents? And also – what…

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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United24 broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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