Lithuania boosts critical infrastructure protection after suspected Russian sabotage of Starlink gear
Published 13 h ago11 sourcesEvidence: Reported
Lithuanian authorities are investigating an attempted arson attack on a facility housing Starlink equipment. The Prime Minister publicly attributed the incident to Russian hybrid warfare, marking an escalation in rhetoric. The attack's success and operational impact remain unclear, but the attribution signals heightened Baltic security concerns.
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A coordinated sabotage campaign targeting Starlink facilities has been confirmed across Lithuania, Bulgaria, and Poland. Lithuanian authorities and Prime Minister Sinkevicius attribute these incidents, including foiled arson attempts, to Russian hybrid warfare, marking a direct physical assault on critical communications infrastructure within NATO member states. The operational impact on Starlink's network remains largely unclear, though no serious network damage has been reported.
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