Sabotage Suspected in Polish Starlink Facility Fire
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Fire damages Poland Starlink station; sabotage suspected
A fire on 23 September damaged power equipment at a Starlink station in Wola-Krobowska, Poland; no one was hurt, service resumed next day, and officials are weighing arson and sabotage. · 24 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.
A fire, serious accusations and the shadow of the high Kremlin. The attack on a satellite station in Poland, an essential link in Ukrainian communications, puts Europe's nerves alive and redefines the contours of an increasingly diffuse conflict.
Following the attack on western Ukraine, two border crossings, in Dorohusk and Hrubieszów, were evacuated, the Prime Minister announced. On Wednesday, a Russian helicopter violated Polish airspace, and in the evening, a Starlink station near Warsaw was set on fire. Authorities are not ruling out sabotage.
"No EXATEL infrastructure was damaged as a result of these actions, and the incident did not impact the ongoing operation of services or the security of the company's network," EXATEL said in a statement sent to Gazeta.pl. The company operates the station where the fire occurred on Wednesday evening.
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