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Starlink operations were restricted in Ukraine overnight, Zelenskyy adviser warns, as Russia plots winter offensive

Starlink operations were restricted in Ukraine overnight, Zelenskyy adviser warns, as Russia plots winter offensive

A adviser to President Zelenskyy has confirmed that Starlink terminal operations were restricted in Ukraine overnight, dealing a blow to frontline communications at a critical moment. The disruption comes as Russia reportedly believes it can finally crush Ukraine this winter, with Moscow reportedly preparing a major cold-weather push. Ukraine simultaneously took a step forward in EU membership talks after Hungary dropped its objections, offering a rare piece of diplomatic good news.

Bernard-Henri Lévy warns Israel and Ukraine are fighting the same battle for the survival of Western liberal democracy.

Russia's winter offensive strategy is reportedly built on the belief that Western resolve and Ukrainian resilience are both nearing their limits.

Hungary's climbdown unblocks a key EU accession chapter, but analysts warn the move comes as Ukraine faces its most dangerous military moment since the war began.

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