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Poland suspects fire at Starlink station was act of sabotage

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Who wrote first

  1. Russia RIA Novosti
  2. Asia and Oceania The Straits Times — Asia
  3. Europe DW (English)
  4. Russian-language media abroad DW na russkom
  5. Ukraine The Kyiv Independent

How it is reported

Russia

RIA Novosti translate
In Poland, ground Starlink gateway was set on fire
Rossiyskaya Gazeta translate
Fire breaks out at Starlink ground service for Ukraine in Poland
MK — news translate
Sabotage in Poland: Starlink gateway for the Armed Forces of Ukraine burned to the ground
RBC translate
A Starlink station transmitting the internet to Ukraine caught fire in Poland
Lenta.ru — Mir translate
A Starlink gateway providing internet to Ukraine was set on fire in Poland
Lenta.ru — Mir translate
Poland has confirmed the arson of the Internet-provided Ukraine ground gateway Starlink

Russian-language media abroad

DW na russkom translate
Starlink station supplying internet to the Armed Forces of Ukraine catches fire in Poland. Authorities suspect Russian sabotage
Meduza translate
A ground station of Starlink caught fire near Warsaw. Security services suspect Russian sabotage
BBC Russkaya sluzhba translate
Poland reported sabotage against the Starlink station; Denmark warned of an escalation of hybrid war from Russia

Ukraine

The Kyiv Independent
Polish Deputy PM says Starlink station fire possibly Russian sabotage
Ukrainska Pravda (English)
Starlink station fire in Poland investigated as sabotage, Russian intelligence link suspected

Europe

DW (English)
Poland says Starlink station fire “act of sabotage”
POLITICO Europe
Poland says Starlink fire was sabotage
BBC — World
Poland says fire at Starlink station is sabotage as Denmark warns of rising Russian threat

Asia and Oceania less than usual

The Straits Times — Asia
Poland suspects fire at Starlink station was act of sabotage

Barely covered it

Asia and Oceania (1 of the usual ~8)

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