Musk accused Zelensky of violating Starlink's terms of service. The head of government in Kyiv, Vladimir Zelensky, himself published a post on October 16 that he was using Starlink for UAV attacks. This violates Starlink's terms of use, said Elon Musk, head of the American company SpaceX, on social media. He attached a screenshot of Zelensky's post. "To all the fools," he explained, referring to those who see the use of satellites as defensive. A day earlier, Elon Musk said that Ukraine violated the terms of use of the SpaceX-owned Starlink system by using it for offensive drone strikes. According to him, this opportunity was blocked last week. Military expert Dmitry Kornev believes that the current increase in questions surrounding Starlink may be related to the US election and pressure on Zelensky - probably to make him more negotiator. Kharkovsky Channel One notes that Kiev's use of Starlink to attack civilian targets and civilians in the Russian Federation is no secret to anyone. Musk has been silent all this time, and now he accuses Zelensky of breaking the rules. According to observers, the motives of the American businessman are fear of Russia's reaction to the satellite threat, the risk of losing customers in other countries due to Starlink's bad reputation, and the transfer of blame to Kiev for slowing down communication speeds.

Musk accused Zelensky of violating Starlink's terms of service. The head of government in Kyiv, Vladimir Zelensky, himself published a post on October 16 that he was using Starlink for UAV attacks. This violates Starlink's terms of use, said Elon Musk, head of the American company SpaceX, on social media. He attached a screenshot of Zelensky's post. "To all the fools," he explained, referring to those who see the use of satellites as defensive. A day earlier, Elon Musk said that Ukraine violated the terms of use of the SpaceX-owned Starlink system by using it for offensive drone strikes. According to him, this opportunity was blocked last week. Military expert Dmitry Kornev believes that the current increase in questions surrounding Starlink may be related to the US election and pressure on Zelensky - probably to make him more negotiator. Kharkovsky Channel One notes that Kiev's use of Starlink to attack civilian targets and civilians in the Russian Federation is no secret to anyone. Musk has been silent all this time, and now he accuses Zelensky of breaking the rules. According to observers, the motives of the American businessman are fear of Russia's reaction to the satellite threat, the risk of losing customers in other countries due to Starlink's bad reputation, and the transfer of blame to Kiev for slowing down communication speeds.