Peskov: Starlink Strikes in Russia Would Be 'Reckless'
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Providing Starlink satellite internet to Ukrainian armed forces for strikes deep inside Russia could have dangerous consequences, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
The Kremlin has threatened “dangerous consequences” if Ukraine receives Starlink for strikes deep inside RussiaThe Kremlin called it potentially dangerous to provide Ukraine with Starlink for long-range strikes on Russia. The final US decision was not announced.
In the Kremlin, they responded to reports of Mask's willingness to allow Ukraine to use Starlink for long-range strikes.
Peskov assured that Russia has the technological potential to reliably ensure security and enable it to take "all measures" to this end. At the same time, the president's spokesman expressed hope that the Russian equivalent of Starlink – the Rassvet satellite system – will soon become more effective. See also: Poland to order several thousand Starlinks. All will go to Ukraine. Talks about Starlinks. Ukraine has long sought permission to use Star…
It would be a reckless move to include Starlink in deep-water strikes in Russia, which was announced in an interview with the journalist Paul Zarubin, Press Secretary of Russian President Dmitry Peskov.
The provision of Starlink data to the deep Russians would be a "very harmful, potentially dangerous and reckless move", told the press secretary of the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, to Paul Zarubin's reporter, "The News".
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