Turkey detains 85 people in raids targeting a gang suspected of linking to a Poland Starlink sabotage
A Starlink station in Poland caught fire on September 23. Turkish authorities detained 85 people in 30 provinces, linked to sabotage and the 'Daltons' criminal group. Two Turkish citizens were arrested in Germany under European arrest warrants. Polish officials accuse the incident of being sabotage aided by Russian intelligence.
- The Starlink station in Poland caught fire on September 23.
- Turkey detained 85 individuals linked to sabotage against a Starlink object in Poland.
- Two Turkish citizens were taken into custody in Germany under European arrest warrants.
- Turkish police detained 85 people in an operation against the 'Daltons' criminal group.
- 35 of the detainees are minors, according to Anadolu state agency.
- The group allegedly recruited operatives through social media and assigned tasks via WhatsApp.
- Poland’s Internal Security Agency announced that the two men are accused of sabotage and working for a foreign intelligence service.
- The group leader, Beratzan Gokdemir, is currently hiding in Russia.
Outlets: Agentstvo, Bianet English, Dnevnik.bg, NV English, Novaya Gazeta Europe, Sega, The Insider, Turkish Minute, ZN.UA
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