Starlink Scandal in Europe: Traces Lead to the "Daltons" Criminal Gang

Starlink Sabotage in Europe: Traces Lead to the "Daltons" Criminal Gang

European security agencies have launched a large-scale investigation into the sabotage against the Starlink satellite system in Poland. New details emerging in connection with the incident have drawn attention to a Turkish-origin criminal group named the "Daltons".

As a result of a joint operation by German and Polish law enforcement agencies, two Turkish citizens were detained. According to preliminary investigation data, the suspects are believed to have ties to Russian intelligence and to be members of the "Daltons" gang.

Experts note that Russian special services prefer to use external criminal networks rather than direct state structures to damage infrastructure facilities in Europe. This tactic aims to cover up traces and reduce tensions on the international stage.

The fact that the attack in question was specifically targeted against the Starlink system has caused serious concern in Western states. This sabotage attempt against the satellite network, which plays a decisive role in the war in Ukraine, has once again exposed gaps in the security strategy of the European Union.

Currently, the depth of the "Daltons" gang's ties with Russia is being investigated based on the testimonies of the detained individuals and digital evidence. Following this incident, European countries have raised the security regime at critical infrastructure facilities to the highest level.