Poland Says Fire at Starlink Ground Station Was Sabotage
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Polish authorities said a fire at a Starlink ground station in central Poland was an act of sabotage. The station is used in part to provide internet coverage to neighboring Ukraine, according to the Polish government.
Deputy Prime Minister and Digital Affairs Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski said Warsaw believed the attack was intended to disrupt internet access for the Ukrainian military. He described it as “an element of the next phase of hybrid warfare.”
Notes From Poland reported that suspected arson caused the fire, while Українська правда reported that Russians were suspected. Polish officials did not identify a perpetrator in the details reported by Deutsche Welle and the BBC.
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