Mask Responded to Kiev's Starlink Claims
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American multibillionaire Elon Musk believes it was a mistake to provide Ukraine with access to Starlink at the beginning of the Russian invasion. He made this statement on the social network X, publishing a statement from the Whole Mars Catalog account. He did not comment on the post and limited himself to a silent repost.
The decision of SpaceX founder Elon Musk to make the Starlink satellite communications service available to Ukraine after Russia's invasion turned the American businessman into a participant in the war, wrote Dmitri Medvedev, vice president of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, on his Telegram channel.
An American businessman, the owner of Starlink's satellite network, Ilon Mask, was late to see his assistance to the Kiev regime, as announced by Sovbez Russia's deputy, Dmitry Medvedev.
Elon Musk believes that SpaceX made a mistake in helping Ukraine. Thus, the American billionaire responded to Zelensky's criticism of him. The other day, in an interview with the German television channel ZDF, sharply criticized Musk, accusing him of interfering in
Elon Musk reposted the publication of the Whole Mars Catalog account on the social network X, the author of which called the free transfer of thousands of Starlink terminals to Ukraine at the beginning of the conflict a mistake
Elon Musk reposted the publication of the Whole Mars Catalog account on the social network X, the author of which called the free transfer of thousands of Starlink terminals to Ukraine at the beginning of the conflict a mistake.
American businessman Ilon Mask responded to the criticism of Vladimir Zelensky, calling it a mistake to send Starlink satellite terminals to Ukraine. The Mask has made a repost for a publication on social network X (formerly Twitter, blocked in the Russian Federation), where the dispatching of thousands of free Starlink terminals and the monthly payment of millions of dollars for them is called SpaceX's error, transmitting RIA News. "What starte…
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