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Bulgaria Awaits Extradition of Those Detained over Arson Attack on Starlink Antennas

Published 2026-10-28

Bulgaria Awaits Extradition of Those Detained over Arson Attack on Starlink Antennas | Integri News

The perpetrators of the arson attack on Starlink antennas near Sofia were identified as early as the day after the attack. According to the information, they have been detained in Germany, and Bulgaria is awaiting their extradition so that they can be tried in the country.

At the start of the investigation, the authorities quickly identified the suspects. Their detention in Germany is linked to an extradition procedure. This means that a person is handed over from one state to another in order to be held accountable before the justice system. For this to happen, the legal rules of both countries must be observed and official documents must be completed.

The Starlink antennas are part of the satellite system that provides internet connectivity. The arson attack on these antennas has drawn the attention of both the public and institutions. So far, not all details about the motives of the perpetrators or the possible damage have been published.

Following the identification of the suspects, the investigation continues, and the Bulgarian authorities are expecting developments in the extradition procedure. New details will likely be announced when the court proceedings begin. This information is based on the first reports and may be supplemented.

Sources: nova.bg

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