U.S. suspends commercial satellite imagery service to Ukraine
- The U.S. has suspended access to satellite imagery for Ukraine, impacting Ukraine's defense capabilities against Russia.
- Ukrainian officials reported a massive attack from Russia, injuring at least 10 people.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed proposals for a ceasefire amid calls for halting attacks on civilian infrastructure.
- Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko stated that Russia aims to deprive Ukrainians of heat and light by targeting energy facilities, describing the attacks as 'massive.
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Letter: Treachery, Not Politics
Trump has suspended satellite imagery services to Ukraine, the latest move to, in essence, rig the game for Russia. Ukrainian soldiers rely on this satellite information to find enemy positions and troop movements, plan safe vehicle routes, and avoid destroyed…
US firm Maxar disables satellite photos for Ukraine
American aerospace firm Maxar Technologies announce Friday it has disabled the ability of the Ukrainian government to access its satellite imagery, in conformity to President Trump's announced suspension of intelligence sharing with Kiev. "Each customer makes their own decisions on how they use and share that data," Maxar described of its US government contracts. The contract in question which is impacted by the intelligence-sharing suspension i…
US government revokes access to satellite imagery for Ukraine
U.S. aerospace firm Maxar Technologies said on Friday it had disabled Ukrainian users’ access to satellite imagery on one U.S. government platform, as U.S. President Donald Trump‘s administration suspends intelligence sharing with Kyiv. In a statement, Maxar said it has contracts with the U.S. government and dozens of allied and partner nations, and “Each customer makes their own decisions on how they use and share that data.” The company said t…
Feeling betrayed, Ukrainians protest outside U.S. embassy in Kyiv on International Women’s Day
The small but boisterous group came to voice their anger at President Donald Trump for suspending military aid to Ukraine and limiting access to satellite imagery
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