Some of the other threads here talk about how there can't really be a cost here. Here is just one cost: Starlink is clearly in Putin's crosshairs. What does

Some of the other threads here talk about how there can't really be a cost here. Here is just one cost: Starlink is clearly in Putin's crosshairs. What does that mean? That means cyber attacks against Starlink infrastructure, anything connected to it, and most definitely against personnel. The kind of people Putin has will figure out who works at Starlink, who their family members are, etc. They will work any angle they can to achieve their goals. Defending against that is time consuming, costly, and distracting. So, there are direct costs as well as opportunity costs. Defense contractors are getting all kinds of money to replace older equipment we are giving to Ukraine. Why should Starlink work for free?