German authorities have detained a fourth person in connection with a suspected sabotage fire at a Starlink station in Poland. Polish broadcaster RMF FM, as reported by Reuters, said a woman was arrested in Berlin on suspicion of driving people linked to the incident.
The September fire reportedly destroyed the station’s power system and backup generator. The facility is said to support internet connectivity considered important to Ukraine’s military communications.
Polish authorities are examining a possible link to Russian activity, allegations Moscow denies. Two Turkish nationals had previously been detained in Germany in connection with the case.
It remains unclear whether the latest suspect will be extradited to Poland. Polish prosecutors are assessing her alleged role. The allegations have not been established in court.
The investigation comes amid wider European concerns about potential sabotage targeting critical infrastructure.
