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They already did cut it once around the Black Sea coast and prevented an attack on some Russian ships in the region. Something that USAID was investigating Star
by rtkwe 2y ago
They already did cut it once around the Black Sea coast and prevented an attack on some Russian ships in the region. Something that USAID was investigating Starlink for (and I'm sure this next part is a total coincidence /s) and USAID was one of the first targets of the DOGE purges.
- theultdev 2y ago[flagged]
- rvnx 2y agoIt's a bit like if someone sells you one jet fighter (Starlink is a paid service). Then, the manufacturer threatens you to disconnect the plane remotely if you don't agree to their absolutely unrelated wishes. Would you still trust the plane manufacturer ?
- theultdev 2y agoI see you don't want to answer the question posed either. Noone else has helped Ukraine in this regard. Starlink donates connectivity all the time to many disasters, has anyone else? I remember when many people on this site was saying starlink was going to be useless... You have no right to be critical of how others help, if you aren't helping yourself.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> they already did cut it once They may have. Musk denies it. Kyiv doesn’t, to my knowledge, seem to have pressed it. Can’t quite say it’s not true. But can definitely say it’s not known.