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Suspected saboteurs attempt to burn Starlink antennas serving Ukraine at Vilnius data centre

Published 19 October 2026

In the early hours of 18 October, unknown individuals attempted to set fire to Starlink ground-station equipment at the Delska data centre in Vilnius. Lithuanian officials confirmed that the targeted site hosts nine operational satellite antennas providing connectivity to Ukrainian military and civilian users. Investigators found several containers of flammable liquid at the scene; the attempt was disrupted before the antennas were destroyed. The Lithuanian prime minister and the head of the National Crisis Management Centre confirmed the attack publicly; no suspects have been named.

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