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Trump said that if Ukraine’s Starlink sanctions remained unresolved, he would communicate directly with Musk; However, the United States, Ukraine, and Musk disagree over responsibility for the speed restrictions, and the dispute has not yet been clarified.
trump The President said on the 23rd that he had not yet spoken to the CEO of the US Space Exploration Technology Company (SpaceX).musk spoke aboutukraine There is a problem with the limitations of the use of the “Starlink” satellite communications system. If there is still any problem then he can talk to Musk.
As Trump left the White House for Florida that day, he told the media, “I heard the problem has been resolved. But if it’s not resolved, I’ll talk to them.” He also said Musk is an “impartial person” and “will not make mistakes” in using Starlink in Ukraine.
According to a report from the American “Wall Street Journal” on the 22nd, Trump called Musk on the 21st and asked him to lift the ban on the military-grade version of the “Starlink” system “Starshield” in Ukraine. When the media later asked Trump about the above report, he said, “I don’t want to comment on it,” and said that Musk has restored relevant services.
On the 23rd, the Ukrainian National News Agency quoted a Ukrainian Defense Ministry source as saying that as of the morning of that day, the movement speed of Ukrainian military terminals using “Star Shield” was still limited.
Ukrainian President Zelensky said at the EU summit in Brussels, Belgium on the 16th that the ban on the use of the US “Starlink” will affect the Ukrainian military’s ability to intercept Russian drones. The same day, Trump stressed that he did not restrict Ukraine’s use of “Starlink” services, and that he did not think Musk was responsible.
US Secretary of State Rubio said on the 21st that the decision to limit the speed of Ukraine’s use of the “Starlink” system was made by Musk, not by the White House.
Musk previously said that the “Star Shield” system used by Ukraine is owned and controlled by the US government, and any restrictions on the speed or purpose of use are determined by the US military and ultimately up to the President of the United States.
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Trump said he has not spoken directly to Musk on the matter, but has heard that the problem has been resolved; If there is still any problem, he expressed his desire to talk to Musk personally.
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The text refers to a military-grade version of the “Star Shield” system used by the Ukrainian military. Ukraine claims the terminal’s speed is still limited, affecting its ability to intercept Russian drones.
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Trump said he did not order the sanctions and did not believe Musk was responsible; Rubio said the speed limit was set by Musk; Musk said relevant sanctions are within the purview of the US military and the president.
