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📡 In Bulgaria, 11 of 17 Starlink antennas that provided communications to Ukraine were set on fire
Local media report that the arson occurred in the area of Sofia, Bulgaria. Yes, Bulgaria party representative Ivaylo Mirchev accused the government of silence and called on Bulgarian security services and the interior ministry to answer whether they knew about this attack.
"It was no accident that those antennas were set on fire—those that provide trunk communication with these satellites. The same thing happened with the same antennas, again on Starlink, in Poland at the end of September," they said.
In his view, Poland informed the public about the incident and reacted quickly.
"As a result, in the last few hours two Turkish citizens alleged to have set fire to antennas in Poland have been detained. The Polish side has no doubt that Russia is behind this," he said.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev, for his part, refused to disclose details about the deliberate arson of the antennas, citing an ongoing investigation.
"The investigation is ongoing, and it is extremely intensive. I urge the head of DANS (State Agency for National Security) now not to disclose details, despite your extremely keen curiosity," he said.
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