Lithuanian prime minister Mindaugas Sinkevicius said the firm houses nine satellite antennas to ensure Starlink connectivity, which supports Ukraine. (EPA Images pic)VILNIUS: Lithuania's prime minister on Sunday said Russia was likely behind an attempted arson attack on a company in the Baltic state hosting communication hardware for Starlink satellites.
Mindaugas Sinkevicius made the claim on public broadcaster LRT after the early Sunday incident when authorities discovered flammable liquids at the company in question.
Sinkevicius said the firm, whose location he did not mention, houses "nine satellite antennas to guarantee the Starlink connection, which of course supports and assists Ukraine".
