National Prosecutors' Office of Poland
The National Prosecutors' Office of Poland (Prokuratura Krajowa) is the central authority of the Polish prosecution service, headed by the Prosecutor General. It coordinates the work of regional and district prosecutors' offices, oversees investigations into serious criminal cases, and prosecutes cases before the courts. The office also handles international legal cooperation, including extradition requests and mutual legal assistance.
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Two Turkish suspects detained in Germany after Starlink station arson in Poland
Polish police released two Turkish nationals the day after they allegedly set fire to a Starlink ground station in Wola Krobowska, Masovian Voivodeship, allowing them to travel on to Germany, where they were detained on 12 October along with a third Turkish suspect. Surveillance cameras recorded two men pouring an accelerant on the station's control cabinet on the evening of 23 September. Polish prosecutors have opened an investigation into sabotage and a terrorist act on behalf of a foreign intelligence service, and Polish officials have publicly linked the attack to Russian intelligence services.