Poland blames Russia for Starlink sabotage attack as Germany detains fourth suspect over Warsaw arson

Two Turkish nationals were arrested in Germany in connection with the fire set at a Starlink satellite facility in Wola Krobowska, Poland, on 23 September, and a fourth suspect has since been taken into custody. Poland's intelligence minister Tomasz Siemoniak said there is "no doubt" Russian intelligence services are behind the attack. Prime Minister Donald Tusk called it "another act of hybrid warfare." Russia has been linked to more than 210 suspected sabotage incidents across Europe since its invasion of Ukraine.