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The Polish prosecution has determined that the fire at the ground-based Starlink satellite communications station in Wol...

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The Polish prosecution has determined that the fire at the ground-based Starlink satellite communications station in Wola Krobowska was caused by arson. The investigation treats the incident as an act of sabotage and a terrorist crime committed on behalf of a foreign intelligence service.

This was reported by the spokesman for the National Prosecutor’s Office of Poland, prosecutor Przemysław Nowak, according to PAP. He said investigators also have reasonable suspicion that individuals involved in the arson acted on the instructions of Russian intelligence services.

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Польська прокуратура встановила, що пожежа на наземній станції супутникового зв’язку Starlink у Воля-Кробовській була спричинена підпалом. Слідство розглядає інцидент як акт диверсії та терористичний злочин, скоєний на користь іноземної розвідки.

Про це повідомив речник Національної прокуратури Польщі прокурор Пшемислав Новак, передає PAP. За його словами, слідчі також мають обґрунтовану підозру, що до підпалу причетні особи, які діяли за вказівкою російських спецслужб.

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