Polish authorities say German police have detained two Turkish citizens in connection with a fire at a Starlink station near Warsaw last month. Poland says the suspects are held in Germany and will face sabotage-related charges, according to multiple outlets. Bloomberg reports the detentions were made after Poland’s notification, while Warsaw frames the incident as deliberate sabotage rather than an accident.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk describes the blaze as part of wider “hybrid warfare,” and Poland says it believes Russia is behind the incident. Several reports note that EU officials have previously warned about Russian sabotage, cyber, and other hybrid operations across Europe. Other outlets focus primarily on the arrests and their cross-border nature, while the attribution to Russia is presented as Poland’s assessment rather than an independently verified conclusion in the available reporting.
