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Reports dispute who restricted Ukraine’s Starlink access and how the service was limited

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Multiple reports say Elon Musk ordered or was involved in slowing Starlink service in Ukraine, which Ukrainian forces rely on for military communications.Backed by 2 sourceswsj.comSouth China Morning Post Other reporting attributes restrictions on the Starshield system to an order from inside the White House, while Euronews says Musk pointed to the U.S. government as responsible for any slowdown.Backed by 1 sourcesEuronews

The accounts have produced competing explanations involving Musk, Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, with France 24 explicitly describing three different answers about who capped the service.Backed by 1 sourcesFrance 24

Reports attribute the disputed restriction to different actors, including Musk, the White House, Trump and Rubio.Context supported by 2 independent sourcesDWkyivindependent.com The headline repeats the allegation that Musk ordered a slowdown in Ukraine, but does not independently provide the briefing’s detail about Ukraine’s military reliance on the service.Context from one sourceThe Hill

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