Germany arrests Turkish mafia suspects for arson on Starlink station in Poland
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Bulgarian PM Radev confirmed arson attacks on Starlink ground antennas in Sofia, with opposition attributing the act to Russian sabotage. The incident marks a direct physical attack on critical satellite infrastructure in a NATO member state, potentially signaling hybrid warfare escalation. Details on perpetrators and extent of damage remain unconfirmed.
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Bulgarian Prime Minister Radev confirmed arson attacks on Starlink ground antennas in Sofia, with two masked individuals reportedly torching 11 of 17 antennas at a communications facility. While the act is unclaimed, opposition figures attribute it to Russian sabotage, marking a direct physical attack on critical satellite infrastructure within a NATO member state. The full extent of operational impact and perpetrator identification remain under investigation.
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