# Europe Nabs 2 Suspects for Poland Starlink Arson Attack

> Europe arrests two Turkish suspects accused of sabotaging a Starlink facility in Poland.
- Title: Europe Nabs 2 Suspects for Poland Starlink Arson Attack
- Summary: Europe arrests two Turkish suspects accused of sabotaging a Starlink facility in Poland. Poland has arrested two Turkish nationals suspected of arson…
- Keywords: breaking, poland, starlink, arson, polish government, turkish citizens, starlink ground station, ukraine, technology, Europe, Nabs, Suspects
- Source: PCMAG — https://pcmag.com/news/europe-nabs-2-suspects-for-poland-starlink-arson-attack
- Author: Michael Kan
- Published: 2026-10-12T20:47:28+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: breaking, poland, starlink, arson, polish government, turkish citizens, starlink ground station, ukraine, technology
## Europe arrests two suspects
Investigators in Europe have arrested two suspects allegedly behind the arson attack on a Starlink ground facility in Poland last month.
## Poland accuses Turkish nationals
Poland's government accused two Turkish citizens of attempting to sabotage a Starlink gateway facility by deliberately trying to set it on fire.
## Arrest warrants issued
Poland's Minister of Interior Marcin Kierwiński said last week arrest warrants and European Arrest Warrants were issued for both individuals, forming the basis for today's execution.
## Fire extinguished
Local firefighters managed to extinguish the fire at the Starlink ground station in Poland after the arson attack.
## Suspected Ukraine disruption
Polish authorities suspect the arson attack was an attempt to disrupt Starlink access in Ukraine, where the satellite internet system has played a crucial role in wartime communications.
## Russia accused of orchestrating
Polish Minister Tomasz Siemoniak stated Russian intelligence agencies are behind the sabotage, with increasing outreach to criminal networks.
## Key takeaway

Poland has arrested two Turkish nationals suspected of arson targeting a Starlink ground station in Poland to disrupt internet access in Ukraine.