The Internal Security Agency detained a third person in connection with arson of the Starlink station

The third detainee was arrested in Poland. He is a Ukrainian - RMF FM reporter Krzysztof Zasada found out.

According to the Internal Security Agency, the man was scouting the Starlink station in Wola Krobowska before it was set on fire by Turkish citizens.

The Agency's findings show that this person was previously verified by the client.

As part of the testing tasks, she took photos and video recordings, which she sent via instant messenger. Then, through the same channel, she was ordered to reconnoiter the station area and its security measures.

This person was charged after being arrested. Only now has it been revealed that he has been in custody since September 30.

On the evening of September 23, there was a fire at the Starlinków terrestrial station in Wola Krobowska in the Grójec district in Masovia. A few hours later, a Polish police patrol checked the identity of two Turks in the area, who later turned out to be arsonists, and allowed them to leave.

The Turks were not detained because when the patrol encountered them, it was not yet probable that a sabotage had occurred. We were talking about the installation igniting.

The men were caught by the services in Germany. They will most likely arrive in Poland within a few weeks. They will be held accountable in our court for sabotage on behalf of foreign intelligence.

In addition to them, a 24-year-old Turkish woman was also detained in Germany, who was supposed to bring the saboteurs to Poland, as well as another man helping them.

The Starlink ground station is part of SpaceX's satellite internet infrastructure.

Such a station - also called a gateway - connects Starlink satellites to the traditional Internet network on Earth. It receives and sends data to satellites, which then transmit it to users using Starlink terminals.