Sources: 1,300 Starlink units in Ukraine went offline as SpaceX and the US DoD negotiate funding despite Elon Musk claiming the company will continue “for free”
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@gk_fellows
Kent Fellows
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FYI: Twitter is at best a distant second in the list of things Musk owns that you should be worried about. https://www.cnn.com/...
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@laurenwhitticom
Lauren Morgan
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@BrentAllpress @KyivIndependent The outage started on October 24, not directly after this particular announcement. https://www.cnn.com/...
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@timothydsnyder
Timothy Snyder
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What Musk means by freedom of speech is his freedom to suppress your speech while you are risking your life for everyone's freedom. https://www.cnn.com/...
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@natashabertrand
Natasha Bertrand
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Ukraine's fears that its troops may lose access Starlink internet service deepened in the past week after 1,300 of the military's satellite units went offline, according to two sources familiar with the outage. via @MarquardtA @snlyngaas https://www.cnn.com/...
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@ahmedsalims
@ahmedsalims
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Which they were given by a citizen for FREE!!! Yet received millions in cash and weapons. The media and the so called far left and right are being too hard on @elonmusk He owes no one anything. A businessman just doing extraordinary business. https://twitter.com/...
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@marquardta
Alex Marquardt
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NEW: Ukraine's military has suffered an outage on 1300 SpaceX Starlink terminals, sources tell me & @snlyngaas. It's a “huge problem” one source said, they're “very important” for the fight a sr official added. https://www.cnn.com/...