Musk explained why he is banning the use of Starlink for offensive attacks: Satellites could become a target of the Russian Federation His post says that if Starlink turns from a civilian network into a military system, Russia may see it as a target for retaliatory attacks. "This is really one of the main reasons why Starlink should remain a civilian system. It can be used for military infrastructure, but not for offensive attacks, making it a legitimate target for a retaliatory attack. The destruction of Starlink satellites by the enemy will cause a domino effect of destruction with the formation of a huge field of debris, which will make space unusable," the SpaceX founder wrote. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tik-Tok, YouTube.

Musk explained why he is banning the use of Starlink for offensive attacks: Satellites could become a target of the Russian Federation His post says that if Starlink turns from a civilian network into a military system, Russia may see it as a target for retaliatory attacks. "This is really one of the main reasons why Starlink should remain a civilian system. It can be used for military infrastructure, but not for offensive attacks, making it a legitimate target for a retaliatory attack. The destruction of Starlink satellites by the enemy will cause a domino effect of destruction with the formation of a huge field of debris, which will make space unusable," the SpaceX founder wrote. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tik-Tok, YouTube.