Media: a person involved in the case of arson of the Starlink gateway in Poland was detained in Germany
Quick Look
- A third suspect has been detained in Germany in connection with the arson of the Starlink satellite communication ground gateway in Poland.
- It is believed that she was involved in logistics and was the driver of those previously detained.
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Why It Matters
At the end of September in Poland, a fire occurred at the Starlink satellite communications ground station, which provided Internet to Ukraine.
Another suspect in the case of arson of a ground-based Starlink satellite communication gateway in Poland was detained in Germany.
Polish police announced the detention in Germany of two Turkish citizens in connection with the arson of the Starlink gateway.
The female suspect was detained in Berlin and is believed to have helped with the logistics of the sabotage operation.
WARSAW, October 13 - RIA Novosti. Another suspect in the case of arson in Poland of the terrestrial Starlink satellite communication gateway, which provides Internet to Ukraine, was detained in Germany, reports radio station RMF FM.
At the end of September, Polish Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration Marcin Kerwiński reported a fire at the Starlink satellite ground station that provided Internet to Ukraine, suggesting that it was arson. On Monday, Polish police announced that two Turkish citizens had been detained in Germany in connection with the case.
"German police have detained a third person who may be involved in the arson of the Starlink gateway in the Masovian Voivodeship," the statement said.
According to the radio station, the female suspect was detained in Berlin.
“Most likely, this woman helped with the logistics of the sabotage acacia. Much indicates that she was the driver of the previously detained Turkish citizens,” the report says.
Open Questions
- What were the suspects' motives?
- Will the extradition of the detainees to Poland be requested?
