
As RMF FM reporter Krzysztof Zasada found out, the Turks suspected of sabotage were not detained immediately because at the time of the inspection there was no evidence of intentional arson.
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There was a fire at the Starlink base installation near Wola Krobowska. The services linked Turkish citizens to the event.
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, they were to be taken over by a woman - the one who was also detained yesterday in Berlin.
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.

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