Physically destroying one Starlink satellite is pointless as it wouldn't meaningfully disrupt service. Destroying enough Starlink satellites to disrupt service

Physically destroying one Starlink satellite is pointless as it wouldn't meaningfully disrupt service. Destroying enough Starlink satellites to disrupt service is infeasible. You would need to launch many hundreds if not thousands of interceptors. It would cost a fortune, probably a lot more than launching the constellation in the first place. It wouldn't deny access to space as you can simply launch through a debris cloud, spending only a few minutes in the danger zone which would give you a negligible collision risk compared to satellites that linger for years. You also couldn't intentionally create a debris cloud dense enough to disrupt communication or cause a chain reaction of collisions at Starlink's altitude. Space is too big.