Elon Musk accuses Ukraine of breaking Starlink rules 'to kill people' as Kyiv's drones are back at full speed

Musk admitted SpaceX closed a 'loophole' last week, despite earlier denying he deliberately throttled Ukraine's connection. He insisted Starshield, the military version, is controlled by the US government. President Donald Trump said he told Musk to 'put it back' after Ukrainian drones were capped at 100mph for more than a week. Musk then turned on his critics: 'May you burn in hell.'

Zelensky adviser Serhii Beskrestnov branded Musk's post 'very strange'.

Senator Adam Schiff demands Musk testify before Congress under oath.

Musk: 'Were Starlink to be turned off, the Ukrainian front line would collapse.'