BalticsPublished: 18 October 2026 at 19:32

Lithuania calls attempted arson of Starlink station sabotage aimed at Ukraine

Lithuania is investigating an attempt to set fire to a Starlink satellite internet station. Authorities regard it as sabotage linked to Russia and intended to undermine Ukraine's defense.

Lithuania is investigating an attempt to set fire to a Starlink station, part of a satellite internet system. Lithuanian authorities consider the incident an act of sabotage connected to the Russian Federation.

According to the authorities' assessment, the aim of the act was to weaken Ukraine's defense while Ukraine continues to resist Russia's invasion.

The source gives no further details, such as where exactly the station was located, when the attempt took place, whether anyone has been detained, or how much damage was caused. The investigation is ongoing.

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