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Polish President’s Aid Bill Veto Threatens Ukraine Access to Starlink Satellite Service

Ukraine’s access to Elon Musk’s satellite internet service Starlink could be cut due to the Polish president’s veto of a refugee aid bill, a Polish deputy prime minister said yesterday, as a conflict between the government and head of state deepens.

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A major clash has erupted in Poland between the Tusk government and President Nawrocki, over the president's veto. Nawrocki blocked legislation today extending financial support for Ukrainian refugees. But this decision also threatens to automatically end Polish funding for Ukraine's Starlink satellite network, the government says. According to Digital Affairs Minister Gawkowski, the law is also the basis for Starlink payments. "I can't think of…

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Starlink and aid 800+. Which means the Navrocsky veto for Ukraine and Ukrainian refugees.

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After Warsaw's representative was absent from the White House talks, the internal political dispute also manifested itself in Ukraine. The new president vetoed the law on assistance to war refugees. He also stopped funding for the Starlink system. What does this mean?

Polish President Karol Nawrocki yesterday vetoed a bill that would have extended financial support for Ukrainian refugees in Poland. However, the bill also included funding for Starlink in Ukraine, which the Polish deputy prime minister said could be cut off. The president's office has since denied that Ukrainians' access to Starlink, which is crucial for soldiers fighting on the front lines, is at risk: it is also essential for drone control an…

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hnonline.sk broke the news in Bratislava Region, Slovakia on Monday, August 25, 2025.
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