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Germans Charged in Starlink Fire in Bulgaria
A Bulgarian court issued a European arrest warrant for two German youths, aged 19, accused of deliberately setting fire to facilities belonging to the Starlink satellite internet network in Sofia. The incident occurred in October, resulting in the destruction of eight antennas. The two young men face penalties ranging from three to twelve years if convicted under Bulgarian law. Starlink, operated by SpaceX, is considered strategically significant because it is widely used to support Ukrainian forces during the ongoing war with Russia, adding to its security sensitivity. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motives and potential suspects, with indications of possible links to previous attacks on Starlink stations in Poland and Germany. Currently, there is no evidence of a direct connection between these incidents.
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