Burning of the Starlinków station in Masovia. There is a decision of a German court

According to Krzysztof Zasada, the transfer of the Turks to Poland is not a matter of the next few days, but most likely of weeks. The German court, ruling under the EAW, did not specify a specific arrest date. This measure was applied for the duration of the extradition procedure. Now the suspects have time to appeal against the court's decision.

The remaining two detainees - a woman and a man who were also caught in Germany - are still at the disposal of the local police. Unofficially, it was reported that they were helping the Turks in a sabotage operation. The Polish prosecutor's office is in contact with the German justice system regarding their case. If their participation in this operation is confirmed, our investigators are to submit further EAW applications to the court so that they can be sent to Poland.

A few hours after setting the base on fire, a police patrol checked the Turks' IDs

On the evening of September 23, there was a fire at the Starlinków terrestrial station in Wola Krobowska in the Grójec district in Masovia. Two days later, a prosecutor from the Masovian department of the National Prosecutor's Office initiated an investigation into an act of sabotage and a terrorist crime on behalf of a foreign intelligence service.

According to unofficial information from Krzysztof Zasada, a police patrol, a few hours after setting fire to the Starlink base, checked the identity of two Turks in the area who later turned out to be arsonists and allowed them to leave.

As RMF FM reporter Krzysztof Zasada found out, the Turks were not detained because when the police patrol came across them, it was not yet probable that a sabotage had occurred. We were talking about the installation igniting. The recordings from the surveillance cameras were only submitted for analysis.

Local officers came across two foreigners about 10 kilometers from Wola Krobowska, where the Starlink base is located. It was before 10:00, several hours after the fire broke out. The foreigners were identified, registered, and - as it turns out - this was one of the breakthroughs that led to their arrest.

What are the findings of the Polish services?

Polish services determined that the Turks entered Poland through Świecko. They reached Łódź. There, a woman was to take over. She was detained in Berlin on Monday. A total of four people have been detained in the case so far.

As our reporter heard, recording the presence of identified Turks in the area of ​​the fire allowed us to reconstruct their routes in Poland. We managed to trace what car they were driving and where they were traveling. Data from phone logins were analyzed. This made it possible to establish their identity and prepare an application to Germany to detain the saboteurs.