Two Germans with immigrant roots set fire to the Starlink antennas in Bulgaria - they are expected to serve up to 12 years in prison - in Bulgaria European arrest warrants were issued in Bulgaria for two 19-year-old German citizens who are suspected of setting fire to the antennas of the Starlink satellite system. According to the investigation, on the evening of October 9, Islam Zeka and Bitullah Tirfan set fire to eight antennas in the mountainous area south of Sofia. In total, there were 18 antennas in the facility: three were completely burned, another five were damaged in various ways. The coordinated burning of Starlink ground stations in Bulgaria, Poland and Lithuania is a classic example of hybrid sabotage aimed at weakening the infrastructure built to support Ukraine.

Two Germans with immigrant roots set fire to the Starlink antennas in Bulgaria - they are expected to serve up to 12 years in prison - in Bulgaria European arrest warrants were issued in Bulgaria for two 19-year-old German citizens who are suspected of setting fire to the antennas of the Starlink satellite system. According to the investigation, on the evening of October 9, Islam Zeka and Bitullah Tirfan set fire to eight antennas in the mountainous area south of Sofia. In total, there were 18 antennas in the facility: three were completely burned, another five were damaged in various ways. The coordinated burning of Starlink ground stations in Bulgaria, Poland and Lithuania is a classic example of hybrid sabotage aimed at weakening the infrastructure built to support Ukraine.