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That would generally be considered a violation of another country's airspace, and some countries would even treat that as an act of war. You would also have to
by gamblor956 6y ago
That would generally be considered a violation of another country's airspace, and some countries would even treat that as an act of war.
You would also have to deal with the real possibility that those countries would simply shoot down any planes observed dropping Starlink base stations.
- mensetmanusman 6y agononprofits air drop usbs full of news in north korea, violations happen all the time