Lithuanian authorities charged two suspects with terrorism-related offences over an attempted arson attack on a SpaceX Starlink base station in Vilnius.

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Nėrijus Puškorius stated the two suspects face charges including forming and participating in an organized terrorist group, traveling for terrorist purposes, and committing a terrorist act.

Nėrijus Puškorius stated that forming or participating in an organized terrorist group carries a maximum penalty of 10 to 15 years in prison under Lithuanian law.

Nėrijus Puškorius stated that a decision on whether the two suspects in the Vilnius Starlink arson attack will be transferred from Germany to Lithuania would be made later.

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