Burnham tells Trump that Ukraine must have full Starlink access amid claims Elon Musk ordered a slowdown
Kyiv says last week's speed caps gave it little or no advance notice of incoming Russian missiles and drones. Volodymyr Zelensky said he had been 'betrayed' by Donald Trump and Musk, and that access has still not been fully restored. Musk argues that any limits are the US military's call and ultimately Trump's decision. The President denies ordering them and says he would 'like to find out' who did.
Furious Ukrainians accused either Trump or Musk of having 'blood on their hands'.
Musk himself was reportedly behind the slowdown, despite pointing the finger at the White House.
Trump has eased sanctions on Russian diesel and suggested Zelensky should be replaced.
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The GuardianUkraine’s military says Starlink satellite connection stable after recent restrictionsThe IndependentUkraine says Starlink speed limits lifted after a slowdown that hobbled its dronesDaily Mail NewsUkraine say Starlink network is still restricted, despite Trump saying it was 'back on' and 'it doesn't matter' who turned it offDaily Mail NewsAndy Burnham tells Donald Trump in transatlantic phone call that Ukraine must have full Starlink access - after Elon Musk 'ordered slowdown'The TelegraphUkraine denies Trump has switched Starlink back onThe IndependentBurnham asks Trump about Ukraine’s Starlink access in phone callEvening StandardAndy Burnham tells Donald Trump to give Ukraine full access to StarlinkThe HillUkraine reports Starlink operating again after slowdownCBS NewsUkraine says it regained full use of Starlink, after more than a week of disruptionReutersUkraine says Starlink and Starshield operating at 400 kph after week of throttlingReutersSpaceX's satellite connection renewed at over 400 km/h, Ukraine's defence minister saysReutersEXCLUSIVE: US has for years asked Musk to alter Starlink service in Ukraine, Middle East, sources say
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