Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Saturday that his military’s access to a network of Elon Musk’s satellites, which it relies on for defense, had been restored. Zelenskyy’s comment, made in an X post, came after a chaotic 10 days that began when an advisor to the Ukrainian president said that drones and other projectiles
Ukraine now has a “stable connection” to Starlink, its defence minister has said, after its military suffered days of restricted connectivity on the satellite network. Kyiv relies on the Starlink and its military-grade counterpart Starshield for piloting drones and operations within Ukraine, but last week accused US President Donald Trump of telling owner Elon Musk
Earlier on Thursday, Zelensky said the speed of the system used by Ukraine’s military had still not been restored fully. Speaking at a press conference, he said the speed “has not been restored to 400 [km/h; 250mph] yet”, adding: “We are working on it.” He continued: “I am waiting to hear from US Secretary of
The days of simply sitting in front of a TV and watching a pro basketball game are long gone. Now your game experience probably includes following real-time stats and player spotlights on your phone, along with keeping an eye on a different game on a tablet or laptop nearby whose outcome could move your favorite
US President Donald Trump has denied limiting Ukraine’s access to Starlink’s sister internet network Starshield after it restricted drone speed, hampering Kyiv’s ability to protect itself from Russian attacks. “It wasn’t me and I don’t think it was [Starlink owner] Elon [Musk],” Trump said, hours after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said speed had yet to
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