Bulgaaria pealinna Sofia lähedal süütasid kaks maskides isikut 11 SpaceX-i antenni 17-st, mis tagavad Starlinki ühendust.
Bulgaaria parlamendiliikme Ivailo Mitševi sõnul tagasid need jaamad satelliitidega peamise sideühenduse, sealhulgas Ukraina jaoks.
Mitšev kutsus julgeolekuteenistusi ja siseministeeriumi üles juhtunut selgitama:
„Ei olnud juhus, et just need antennid põlema pandi. Need tagavad peamise sideühenduse kõnealuste satelliitidega. Sama juhtus sarnaste antennidega Poolas septembri lõpus,” lausus ta.
Bulgaaria peaminister Rumen Radev keeldus kahtlustatava süütamise üksikasju avaldamast, viidates käimasolevale uurimisele, vahendab BNR News.
Siseministeerium teatas, et sarnaste objektide turvalisust on juba suurendatud.
Siin on video:
In Bulgaria, near Sofia, two masked individuals set fire to 11 of the 17 SpaceX antennas providing Starlink connectivity.
According to Bulgarian MP Ivaylo Mirchev, these stations provided backbone connectivity to satellites, including for Ukraine.
Mirchev called on the security services and the Interior Ministry to explain what had happened:
“It was no coincidence that these particular antennas were set on fire. They provide the backbone communications link to these satellites. The same thing happened to similar antennas in Poland at the end of September.”
Bulgarian PM Rumen Radev refused to disclose details of the suspected arson, citing the ongoing investigation, BNR News reports.
The Interior Ministry said that security at similar facilities had already been stepped up.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) October 14, 2026
