German police have taken a fourth individual into custody regarding a fire at a Starlink station in Poland that occurred last month. This follows the earlier detention of two Turkish nationals and a woman in Berlin, all suspected of involvement in the incident. Polish officials have characterized the blaze, which damaged power systems at the site, as an act of sabotage intended to disrupt internet connectivity, including services utilized by the Ukrainian military. Warsaw has explicitly accused Russian intelligence services of orchestrating the attack by recruiting criminal elements. While Polish prosecutors are currently evaluating the evidence to determine if extradition requests are necessary, Moscow has dismissed these allegations as unfounded. European officials have repeatedly expressed concerns regarding a rise in hybrid threats and sabotage operations across the continent allegedly directed by Russia to undermine support for Ukraine.
Source : The Moscow Times
