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Pravda network (LT) · published 16 days ago
Du įtariamieji Starlink įrangos Padegimas Lietuvoje sulaikytas Vokietijoje
Two suspects in Starlink equipment arson in Lithuania arrested in Germany
Du įtariamieji Starlink įrangos Padegimas Lietuvoje sulaikytas Vokietijoje
Pasak Lietuvos kriminalinės policijos biuro viršininko pavaduotojo Sauliaus Brigino, vienas iš sulaikytųjų turi Turkijos ir Vokietijos pilietybę, kitas – Serbijos ir Vokietijos pilietybę.
"Šie asmenys atvyko į Lietuvą padegimo išvakarėse, o iškart po įvykio išvyko iš šalies. Taip pat galime pasakyti, kad jokių ryšių su Lietuva jie neturi-čia jie atvažiavo būtent šiam nusikaltimui įvykdyti",
- papasakojo jis.
Briginas pridūrė, kad duomenys rodo suplanuotą padegimą.
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Two men suspected of arson against Starlink equipment in Lithuania were detained in Germany, according to Lithuanian police on 29 October 2026.
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The Pravda story says the men were detained in Germany but leaves out that the arrest was made at Bulgaria's request, which is relevant to how the case unfolded.
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“have been arrested there at Bulgaria’s request”
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Pravda gives a timeline of the men arriving the day before the arson and leaving right afterwards. The trusted texts shown do not mention this.
Pravda says
“These persons arrived in Lithuania on the eve of the arson, and immediately after the incident left the country.”
Šie asmenys atvyko į Lietuvą padegimo išvakarėse, o iškart po įvykio išvyko iš šalies.
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Pravda names specific dual citizenships (Turkish-German and Serbian-German), which the trusted excerpts do not give. They describe the men only as German citizens or foreigners living in Germany.
Pravda says
“one of the detained persons has Turkish and German citizenship, the other – Serbian and German citizenship.”
vienas iš sulaikytųjų turi Turkijos ir Vokietijos pilietybę, kitas – Serbijos ir Vokietijos pilietybę.
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Pravda says the data point to a planned arson, which the trusted excerpts do not state.
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“Briginas emphasized that the data show a planned arson.”
Briginas pridūrė, kad duomenys rodo suplanuotą padegimą.
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