Bulgaria is seeking two German suspects after a fire at a Starlink antenna
Bulgaria issued arrest warrants for two German nationals accused of setting fires to Starlink antennas near Sofia. The Bulgarian intelligence service suspects sabotage, while Moscow denies it.
- Bulgaria issued European arrest warrants against two German nationals.
- Ukraine heavily utilizes Starlink terminals for battlefield communication.
- Two nineteen-year-old Germans allegedly set fire to eight Starlink antennas near Sofia, Bulgaria.
- The head of the Bulgarian domestic intelligence service suspects sabotage in the Starlink attack.
- The suspects face prison sentences ranging from three to twelve years.
- Moscow asserts that accusations of sabotage are unfounded and stem from anti-Russian hysteria.
- Prosecutors stated three antennas were destroyed, two partially burned, and three damaged.
- The prosecution claims the two individuals entered Bulgaria from Serbia on October 9.
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