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Russia Accused of Sabotage After Starlink Station Fire in Poland

September 24, 2026

Summary

A Starlink base station near Warsaw, which provides internet to Ukraine, caught fire, with Polish Deputy Prime Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski calling it an 'act of sabotage' aimed at disrupting Ukrainian military internet access. Denmark also warned of a rising Russian threat, while US spies reportedly warned of a Russian drone attack plot in Europe.

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  • Poland says Starlink station fire 'act of sabotage'

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  • Poland says fire at Starlink station is sabotage as Denmark warns of rising Russian threat
  • Starlink Base Station Caught Fire in Poland, Minister Says

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