According to several media reports on the 19th, a Bulgarian court has approved the issuance of European arrest warrants against two German citizens. The two are suspected of setting fire to the terrestrial antennas of the US “Starlink” satellite internet system in Bulgaria. Prosecution documents show that the two drove a German license vehicle into Bulgaria from Serbia via the Bulgarian border village of Carotina on the 9th, set fire to a satellite communication facility south of the Bulgarian capital Sofia, and returned to Serbia through the same port a few hours later. As a result of the fire, 3 antennas were completely damaged, 2 were partially damaged, and 3 others were affected. The prosecution has filed charges without two people appearing in the case. According to the Bulgarian News Agency, if convicted, the two will face 3 to 12 years in prison.

According to several media reports on the 19th, a Bulgarian court has approved the issuance of European arrest warrants against two German citizens. The two are suspected of setting fire to the terrestrial antennas of the US “Starlink” satellite internet system in Bulgaria. Prosecution documents show that the two drove a German license vehicle into Bulgaria from Serbia via the Bulgarian border village of Carotina on the 9th, set fire to a satellite communication facility south of the Bulgarian capital Sofia, and returned to Serbia through the same port a few hours later. As a result of the fire, 3 antennas were completely damaged, 2 were partially damaged, and 3 others were affected. The prosecution has filed charges without two people appearing in the case. According to the Bulgarian News Agency, if convicted, the two will face 3 to 12 years in prison.