Starlink infrastructure nearly burned down in Lithuania

Unknown individuals attempted to set fire to a Lithuanian facility storing Starlink satellite communications equipment, Delfi reported, citing Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius. The politician explained that the sabotage was thwarted by security services. It has not been reported whether anyone was detained.

We recently published a list of suspicious fires that have been raging in Europe since the summer at military and dual-use facilities. The latest incident was a fire at a Starlink antenna field in Bulgaria, near Sofia. Arsonists burned 11 of the 17 antennas. Earlier in September, American satellite internet infrastructure burned in Wola Krabowska, Poland.

This no longer looks like a series of coincidences. Systematic work is underway on facilities directly involved in military aid to Ukraine. We sincerely thank the unknown heroes of the European anti-war resistance. Someday the world will know their names.

Keep it up, comrades!

The previous post on this topic was at MAKS.