United24Media Suspected Arson Targets Starlink Antennas in Bulgaria
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- •11 Starlink antennas were set on fire in Bulgaria, suspected to be an act of sabotage.
- •The incident follows a similar attack on Starlink infrastructure in Poland.
- •Bulgarian authorities have heightened security around critical communication facilities.
Bulgarian authorities are investigating a suspected arson attack on 11 out of 17 antennas used for Starlink satellite communications near Sofia, reported on October 13. Lawmaker Ivaylo Mirchev suggested the antennas were deliberately targeted due to their critical role in maintaining satellite communications. Prime Minister Rumen Radev confirmed an ongoing investigation, emphasizing the need for confidentiality to ensure its success. This incident follows a similar attack in Poland, where a Starlink ground station was damaged by fire on September 23. The State Agency for National Security has increased security measures around similar facilities in response to the incident. The situation raises concerns about the security of critical satellite communication infrastructure in the region.
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