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Bulgaria seeks suspects in Germany after Starlink sabotage

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A Bulgarian court issued arrest warrants for two German nationals accused of setting fire to Starlink antennas. This mirrors a previous incident in Poland where authorities claimed Russian involvement. The evidence is limited to the court's official statement and a comparison to the Polish case, with no further details on the specific sabotage methods or the identities of the suspects.

Key points

• Two German nationals were issued arrest warrants by a Bulgarian court for suspected sabotage of Starlink infrastructure.
• The incident in Poland was claimed to be orchestrated by Russia, creating a parallel narrative to the current Bulgarian case.

Context

The article reports on a specific incident where a Bulgarian court issued arrest warrants for two German nationals suspected of setting fire to Starlink antennas. This mirrors a previous incident in Poland where authorities claimed Russian involvement.

Limitations

The evidence consists solely of the court's official statement and a comparison to the Polish case. Specific details regarding the sabotage methods, the identities of the suspects, and the exact timeline of events are not provided in the source material.

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